The Brooklyn Nets are the best offense off all time since the Harden trade, and they are the worst defense off all time since the Harden trade.

I'm talking.

Statistically, they give up the most points per 100 possessions off all times since the Harden trade, and they score the most points per 100 possessions off all time.

Since the Harden trade, the Clippers have been playing the best basketball in the n B A.

But what's funny about this?

And we all know it.

Anyone trust the Clippers when it matters most?

Because Kawai needs Paul George to be actually a better version of his normal self, right?

Cause Paul George a.

Nadie.

He's not James Harden those players a little better than him.

He's really, really good.

Those players a little better.

He's a 4.5 star player.

Those players are five star players, M v P level players.

That's not quite Paul George, so if anything, he needs to elevate under pressure.

But at the very least, for them to have a shot, he's got to stay the same dude.

He can't get worse and we all know that always happens to Paul George.

And until we see that change in the playoffs, does anyone trust the Clippers?

Meantime, the Nets have got to make a move by the deadline.

And if they do, and they figure it out on defense, even a little bit, get to be just a mid pack level defense of team, they're gonna have the best office.

Their offense is gonna get better than it is now.

That offense is scary.

Good, because you have three players never happened before in the history of the game.

Three players who could all do the following get their own shots at a historically elite level.

Kyrie, Harden and K D shoot from every level from outside mid range of hard.

Never took it mid range, uh, in the paint and from the free throw line at elite levels.

It's never happened before, and then the crazy thing is, none of them are the best shooter on the team.

Because Joe Harris starts on that team, it's gonna be the best offense off all time.

All they have to do is play mid level defense, but they've got to start doing it.

Richard from Manhattan.

You're on the Max Keller and show ESPN Radio.

Max the next gave up 48 points in the fourth quarter.

The Washington correct 48 12 minutes or in the corner.

Right, Max, that's four points a minute.

Follow me.

Each team has two possessions in a minute.

Four possessions a minute, roughly 15 seconds possession.

Correct.

That means Washington scored two points on every possession they had in the fourth quarter to get 48 points.

That means they never missed the shot.

38 points?

Well, well, I mean, that's That's not exactly what that means, because you don't listen.

Yeah, but But you're right.

Just about it's like is, though.

They took a mid range jumper every time and hit it every time.

That's right.

It's true.

It's good math from Richard.

It was an atrocious performance and to give Kyrie credit after his non effort on the defensive, and he admitted it.

He owned it, but they listen.

They need a defensive rebounder, and Jeff Green as a four, works in the modern MBA at the five.

No, you need a guy even when they have decent defensive kind of sequences.

If they don't secure the defense of rebound.

It doesn't matter.

It doesn't mean anything.

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