How, I mean, it seems to us that Locker was pretty upset about that loose ball foul.

Yeah, I haven't seen the replay, but in that type of situation there's a feel of who got to the ball first.

If you're telling me it was a clear foul, then I'll shut up, but I don't think that's the case.

Is it?

Was it?

There's indecision in the group, so that means then let the game play out and let us decide it.

Not to free those 90 feet from the basket.

Obviously blew it similar in Denver.

It feels like it's kind of even been a trend back the last couple seasons where in previous years it wasn't.

I mean, how concerning is just like those type of blown leads in that condensed amount of time?

It's a team trying to figure out who you are, what works, what sets we need to be in.

Teams selling out on kind of our standard pick and roll, which I usually can make plays.

Like I said, I made that last shot.

You might not ask about the last two possessions.

It's kind of just the way the game goes.

When you lose, everything is on full display.

The pattern of, you know, scoreless kind of droughts down the stretch has to be addressed or else we're going to be a mediocre team.

I take responsibility for, you know, not being able to get us organized and not being able to finish plays.

Like balls in my hands, I got to make shots, but I think we all can address certain sets that can get us into better shot creation type of opportunities, knowing how teams are going to guard us, especially in the last five minutes.

And we're talking about it, we're experimenting, and that's going to be a defining point of our full season if we figure it out, if we don't, because we're playing well enough to win most games.

So that's a good sign and a bad sign.