00:00Vick's probably the best roller ever to play the game, probably the best lob threat ever and just his vertical,
00:05the gravity that he has vertically, people try to stop that. So people try to keep him away from the
00:10rim as much as possible. So that's where it becomes not as simple. But when he does get behind the
00:15defense, I think everybody knows it, you know, us and them that it's hard to stop or there's nothing that
00:21they can do.
00:21The gravity that he has when he doesn't touch the ball, and I said this last year, his gravity is
00:27like Steph Curry. Like when Steph's on the court, he might not have the ball, but you can feel the
00:32defense leaning towards him. And Vick's the same way. When he doesn't have the ball, you can feel the defense
00:37leaning towards him.
00:37So for us, and when we talk about him, you know, getting us getting other people's shots, it's not him
00:43getting the assist. It's just, you know, if he rolls to the basket, he knows he's going to pull two
00:47or three, two or three defenders. Then when he does have the ball, we know he's going to have, you
00:51know, four to six to eight eyes on him at all times. So being able to use that type of
00:56gravity, I think makes it easier for the rest of us. And then when other guys are scoring or the
01:00ball is moving, that's when he's getting, you know, behind the defense, getting his easy lobs and things of that
01:06nature.
01:06So it definitely works both ways with him being able to use his gravity.
01:09I mean, he's just so dominant. I feel like he goes out there and kind of, when he puts his
01:13imprint on the game, he's unstoppable. And he did that tonight from the jump to the end of the game.
01:19So, I mean, hey, I was okay with him taking those shots. Those are all good looks. And my biggest
01:25thing with him is just, if you're going to take the shot, take it, be confident. That's all.
