Speaker 1: Talk about it's only been a couple games. How many
Speaker 1: summerleague games it for you?
Speaker 2: Right now? Three?
Speaker 3: Four?
Speaker 2: Now we're playing four yesterday.
Speaker 1: Talk about just again, everything in life is taking the
Speaker 1: next step, the next step, the next step. Right, So
Speaker 1: you go, you're league at fifteen, you come over Illinois
Speaker 1: at seventeen eighteen, Now you're playing in the NBA, and
Speaker 1: although summer league, what are you seeing is a difference
Speaker 1: between the steps you've taken so far and what you're
Speaker 1: gonna have to work on your rookie year. Just the
Speaker 1: four games you played in Zemier League.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so for sure it's a process, you know, And
Speaker 3: just like first all the three games I played in
Speaker 3: San Francisco was terrible for me offensively, but still did
Speaker 3: you learn Yeah, of course it's.
Speaker 2: All the matters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I tried therefore, Yeah, I tried to do like
Speaker 3: control what I can control, so like just my effort
Speaker 3: and trying to be a great teammate, compete in defensive end.
Speaker 3: And even the shots weren't falling or I didn't feel
Speaker 3: well with the ball, I still try to do the
Speaker 3: things I can't control. All you, like I said, I
Speaker 3: understand it's a process and it's a long process. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: So just taking these little steps I think and learning
Speaker 3: from like watching film after every game and learning from it,
Speaker 3: I think it helps you improve even more.
Speaker 4: I mean the fact that you know it's a process
Speaker 4: that helps because I mean, we talked about this yesterday
Speaker 4: with fears fears, and we don't necessarily look at how
Speaker 4: many points you guys scored at the end of a
Speaker 4: summer league game. We watch how you played the game.
Speaker 4: Were you in the right spot defensively? Did you make
Speaker 4: the right plays? You know what I'm saying. Are you competing?
Speaker 4: Are you engaged? Can you run and play? We're not
Speaker 4: really real basketball heads. We're not talking about the sivilians
Speaker 4: at home called you civilians real basketball heads. We're not
Speaker 4: looking at guys like you.
Speaker 2: Numbers. Did he score fifty five? Did he score?
Speaker 4: Cooper flags with five for twenty one the first game
Speaker 4: and he said he had a terrible game.
Speaker 2: I disagree. I watched his game.
Speaker 4: He was on health side defense, which sucks for a
Speaker 4: lot of young guys because they never really helped side defense.
Speaker 4: They always stuck to their man instead of taking a
Speaker 4: two nine being on the hip side, he got out
Speaker 4: on the break. He got a block, the last one
Speaker 4: got Downhill got to assist for the game winning three.
Speaker 4: I thought he had a good game. So my point
Speaker 4: of you is, don't worry about the scoring. That it's
Speaker 4: gonna come. You scored the ball yesterday. Just worry about
Speaker 4: the other. Scoring is not nothing that we worry about.
Speaker 4: Trust me to Miami, he does not worry about you scoring.
Speaker 4: We understand that part of that is gonna come. And
Speaker 4: then honestly, when you get in the season, you have
Speaker 4: to throw that bitch to bam a lot anyway. So
Speaker 4: worry about you scoring right now, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: We worried about you playing a game the right way,
Speaker 4: developing your basketball IQ, making sure that you understand everything
Speaker 4: that you're comfortable, working on your strings and working on
Speaker 4: your weaknesses as well. That's what we worry about. Man,
Speaker 4: don't put too much stock in how many points did
Speaker 4: I score? Afterward's got a lot of young guys focused.
Speaker 1: On that, coaching on it right there, working on your
Speaker 1: strengths and weaknesses. What's one skill you want a master
Speaker 1: as a rookie? Kill one skill like you really think
Speaker 1: that you need to take to continue to develop and
Speaker 1: take the next step yeah, something that you want to
Speaker 1: you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, I would say, just like building my body,
Speaker 3: building my strength for the defensive end.
Speaker 4: Great point, and you you got a good body on
Speaker 4: you, you know what I'm saying. So the point the fact
Speaker 4: that you said that, it makes a lot of sense
Speaker 4: because I tell and I had. I was on TV
Speaker 4: with Read Shepherd the other day and I looked at him.
Speaker 4: I told them, pick.
Speaker 2: On, young white guys we do.
Speaker 4: You're gonna You're gonna get put in every cross screen,
Speaker 4: You're gonna get put in every pin down, You're gonna
Speaker 4: get put in every action just.
Speaker 2: To see, you know what I'm saying. And that's what
Speaker 2: usually happens.
Speaker 4: Now, once you prove that you're gonna get through those
Speaker 4: cross threings, you're gonna get through those pin downs. You're
Speaker 4: gonna defend. That's a different thing. But the first thing
Speaker 4: they're gonna do is try you. You know what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's first thing they're gonna do. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: And you have to step up to the plate. But
Speaker 4: those are the things as young fellas that at the
Speaker 4: end of the day when we talked about again, those
Speaker 4: are the things you have.
Speaker 2: To go through. You have to go through those things.
Speaker 4: You can't we can't fast forward that, we can't skip
Speaker 4: that step. We can't skip that process. It's gonna wear on.
Speaker 4: You're gonna have to learn from it. We're gonna get
Speaker 4: in that fielom the next day and we're gonna make
Speaker 4: sure they can't do it till you again.
Speaker 2: It's just the process.
Speaker 1: So yep, for sure, Hey, let me ask you this though,
Speaker 1: talk about that then. So hearing all that stuff in
Speaker 1: the process you're going have to go through, and obviously
Speaker 1: leaning on people that have done it like this is
Speaker 1: super important. I think for young players coming in this
Speaker 1: league is trying to understand, get the answers to test
Speaker 1: before you get them right. But hearing, but hearing all
Speaker 1: these things. What does year one success look like for you?
Speaker 2: Heat?
Speaker 4: Playoffs questions?
Speaker 2: Question? Just talking to me, that's your question. So so
Speaker 2: the to like year one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when year one's done and they say, you know,
Speaker 1: Miami Heat did this cast did this?
Speaker 2: What what is it that say?
Speaker 1: You know? I walked out there like, okay, I learned this.
Speaker 1: This is where I got better at just running to
Speaker 1: get better at. What does year one success look like
Speaker 1: for you? When the season's over. Champion, okay, and there's
Speaker 1: a bunch of bandage and we.
Speaker 4: Listen, we definitely want championships and we love those, but
Speaker 4: we wouldn't mind a Rookie of the year cast.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: We can tell you you win a championship, don't. Don't
Speaker 4: worry about being ambitious. You can never be too ambitious,
Speaker 4: no such thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you want that for sure. We want you to
Speaker 2: get it. You know what I'm saying. I want you
Speaker 2: to get it.
Speaker 1: All right, So then what do you want to be
Speaker 1: in five years?
Speaker 2: Stop rings? Stop pointing out for the Miami he with
Speaker 2: two rings, that's his question. I'm just saying, that sounds
Speaker 2: pretty good. That's sound pretty good. That's a pretty good point. God,
Speaker 2: for the Miami he with two rings. You feel me?
Speaker 2: That sounds pretty good. Hell yeah, that sounds good.
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