 This next team is going to hit expectations, Kyrie is going to have to be great, Kevin Durant is going to have to be great and healthy. Who else do you hone in on and say they're really going to have to step up for this team to hit expectations? Well, think about the way that Karris Laverde played last season. To me, he was the team MVP. He played very well during the regular season. He played very well for them in the bubble. The key will be, Ryan, what are you going to do with him? Are you going to start him and bring him off the bench? Because he's very good with the ball in his hands as a playmaker. He's starting to elevate his game. I don't see any reason why he can't continue. But I also think Joe Harris, deservedly so, he got paid. He's going to be so important to what they do because he shoots threes, he spaces the floor and then of course Spencer Dinwoody, another terrific offensive player. So I think early on for Steve Nash, the challenge will be trying to figure out how to get all these guys what minutes they're going to play and who's going to be the starting five. It feels like a very deep team, Frank. Just looking at the depth chart, I mean it looks like a deep squad. And I think that's the importance of the bubble. And everyone knew last season, alright, the Nets weren't a championship team without Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant. But they got something of value by going into the bubble, playing games that mattered, being in the playoffs. Think about it, what it did for the development of these younger players. And I think this year, that experience will pay off for the Brooklyn Nets. Even a guy like Timothee Luwawu Cabaro, right, who looked like a rotation piece for this team. Frank, if it was up to you, you mentioned the question before. Quick comment here. Kevin Durant, it comes to Karis Lavert. In your ideal world, does he come off the bench, control the offense, or does he find a way to play off the ball? You know what, maybe I'll bring Spencer off the bench and I'll start Karis Lavert. With Jared Allen, obviously Joe Harris, and then the two big guys, Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.