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I just told the guys I thought we did a lot of good things.

I thought we competed.

I thought there were moments where we didn't detect them well enough as a team.

You know, obviously we're going to have to capitalize a little bit more on the offensive end

if we're going to be, you know, if we're going to win that game, you know,

whether it's a free throw line or from the, from the arc, you know, I'm encouraged by, I'm a lot more encouraged than discouraged. I thought we really came out in the thought. It was an heck of an environment. We played a really good team. Now we've just got to get better. Someone left their windows open there. Computer noise.

Is this the SIGs?

Oh, yeah.

It's the Hollywood Hill.

TV Garden tonight.

Is that tonight?

Guess where I'm going on Saturday.

Ziegs?

No, you want to get it's not, it's not who I'm seeing.

It's where I'm going.

I think total class. Oh, I don't know. You go into a Scullors Jazz. Oh, Scullors is the best.

Yeah. Yeah. Seeing the bad plus. Nice. That's Scullors. Danny Aange is a big fan of jazz, and he's the president of basketball operations for the Boston Celtics,

and he joins us on the Volkswagen dealer's expert hotline.

Mr. Ainge, how you doing?

I'm doing well.

How are you guys today?

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