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Numbers on the board.

Yes.

We finally got the start of five, man.

We got Sham Sharani at the one.

Kenny Beecham at the two.

We're doing it again.

You at the two?

Me at the two. He's more like a four, but we'll take it. Mike heard at the, I'm like Gary Payton a second. Mike at the three, he at the four, like a Blake Griffin, Ben Simesey. And then lastly, the man in the middle, D.Milly at the five. How we feel in a day? The diesel. Are you comfortable running point?

I mean, I'll run point. I've found, I find myself now more. I'm more spot-up shooter type of. Kenny might have to. Nope. I'm passing it down the line. Mike, you might have to be the point. I'm a little bit out of shape, so it might be going to pee. We just going to keep passing it down the line. No, that's where it stops. That's where it stops.

I'm going to take the ball back for D. Mills to start at one point.

We're going to let him get to that.

I go. We're just going to keep passing it down the line. No, we have to where it stops. That's where it stops. I'm going to take the ball back for D. Mills to start at one point. We're going to let him get to that block. I can play point center on the block. We was at the UC last night. I mean, not last night in the morning. And me and Mike asked him to make a, you know, do something off the dribble. Hit a shot off the drill. He was doing a lot of catching shooting. And if you could see his off the dribble move that he did, you would know why we don't want him. No. It was not fooling nobody. But it did go in though, right? It did go in. All they got to do is go in. That is true. Against an invisible person, yeah. But the whole point of doing something off the drivel was to create separation against the actual human. We all see that video later in a few weeks. We did go to the UC and get the hoop around a little bit. But as you can see, special guests on the show. Again, Shams is back, man. How are you feeling today, Shams? I'm great. How are you guys? Can't complain. Third time for us.

Yeah. New, new places, new jobs.

That's the thing, but the consistency is the shy ties, you know.

How's the transition been for you? It's been fun.

It's been great. I mean, you know, ESPN is somewhere, you know, where there's a lot of content, a lot of stuff going on at all times.

And it's been a blast as working with everyone.

So it's been awesome.

It's kind of saying because when I was growing up, ESPN was the place I wanted to work.

And if you wanted to do sports media, that was the place to be.

It was the place to be. It was the place to be.

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