We needed a wing. We got the wing. O.G. Ann and Nobi makes his garden debut, man. I mean, there's so much, so much that we got to talk about here. Obviously, on the backs, on the heels of this trade, he comes right in. He smother and Anthony Edwards. He gets matched up on Carl Anthony Towns, switchable, versatile, tough, and pretty damn big, right? I mean, you know, we've been looking at an undersized Nick team for the 30 plus games, things change when O.G. Ann and Nobi gets putting that starting unit. Knocking down corner three from each side, being a bailout for Jalen Brunson. Everything as advertised for O.G. Ann and Nobi. And, you know, Minnesota comes out to an 11 point lead to finish the first quarter when Antman starts to erupt. And that was when mostly when O.G. Ann and Nobi went to the bench. And then once he gets back in, the second unit with Brunson and Ann and Nobi started turning up. He had a nice defensive three with Ann and Nobi, with Hart and with Grimes. You add Brunson, you add Hart and Stein, and that unit got off to the races. Yo, O.G. was phenomenal today, man. But this is what we discussed yesterday on the show, right? The guy who can guard one through five. You saw how he's even guarding Carl Anthony Towns out there, man. He gave him work. Like I said on the show yesterday, he gives you like that Drew Holiday presence, right? The guy who can guard multiple positions, be a pest. Doesn't matter what position he's guarding. He is there. But the thing that's different from what we had with RJ, man, is the timely shot making from the perimeter and the efficiency on low volume. The offense was clicking, man. Yeah. Absolutely clicking, especially with Dante, David Chenzoo out there. You have a passing big like I heart. I think the one thing I have to take away from the CP is the off ball movement that O.G. and Nobi. Cutting. Great. Great cutter. Legitimately just hoisting and dicing the entire timber wolves defense. Like that's what we were missing from RJ, man. It's like I who could knock down shots and cut and just find the weaknesses and an opponent's defense. Just to get easy baskets. How many times do we see a dunk today by O.G. and Nobi? Yeah. Whether it's out in transition or cutting back, they're, man, that's what we need. And O.G. gives you just that. And so the fact that he went CP, he went seven to 12 today and got you 17 points. That's the type of efficiency that you need to put the next forward. Not somebody who's going to take 20 shots and push it, pull you back. 12 attempts moving you forward plus the versatile defense. O.G. had a great, great performance for his debut as a New York Nick. Outstanding performance, man. And again, just one game. But you saw the impact right away, right away from the attention that he had to give Anthony Edwards. You know, Minnesota had to throw both their big man, double screens at him to free up Anthony Edwards. As soon as O.G. goes to the bench, you have hard out there who, you know, didn't have to do such a great job against Edwards. Edwards a very explosive player. It's Antman. He's a great player. But once he got back in the game, that second quarter, man, things really changed. He's about doing doing a deal not only with a team that's in that you're in litigation with. But also in your division and your division. How about that? Anything is possible in the words of the great Kevin Garnett. So when we want the Kyle Bridges, he should keep that day. Keep it open. You got you had two division rivals in the midst of a month slinging lawsuit. Getting a deal done. Anything's possible, man. How about this? How about this laugh, Val? I threw out there on Twitter this morning, right? So in O.G. And in O.B. He's introduced the repressed conference. And when he met with the media, our guys, Fred Katz and Ian Begley were throwing out the sound bites in tweets. So one of them, one of the tweets from Fred Katz was that he says, and in O.B. said the coaching staff sent them some plays early. He came in early today to walk through plays on the court and learned to nicks offensive defensive terminology. And I retweet. I said, he already had the playbook. It's no wonder O.G. And I'll be cooked today. He already had the playbook for months. So simple. He's ready, man. There you go. He was just studying. He's like, oh, we'll play the next. Okay, I get. So I ever go there because he said, oh, you know, New York would be a cool destination. Why not? He probably gave the next coaching staff some tips in today's session. Like what? Actually, from my management. Wait until the 20th. Yeah. Wait until the 20th. Shout out to O.G. Bad shout out to O.G. You already had the playbook, bad is nothing, nothing to worry about, you know? Any more simplistic terms, hey, play some defense, stand in the corner. Shoot. That's it. That's your playbook. Hey, O.G. I just want you to know. I asked this from RJ, but he couldn't do. He couldn't, he couldn't get the job done. Stand in the corner, shoot the threes and defend. Give away coming up soon. Harrison, how you doing? Good. Yeah, it's happy New Year. How you doing today? Good, man. Good. Yeah, I just got a couple of takes. I'll keep it rapid fire, but O.G. changes everything, man. I've loved the trade in the moment. You know, IQ is an amazing player, but this is about team fit. I think the front office did a good job because not only do you bring in a wing who's a great player, but also you clear up the log jam at the shooting guard position. So now, even though you don't keep quickly players like Dante and Grimes, they can really get it going a little bit more. Yeah. And we also got that back up big. So I thought that was great. And the only other thing I want to say, man, people talk a lot about how IQ or Mitch has grown under tips. But how about Randall? Randall is a completely different player. I mean, he's harrying us in crunch time. And even today, he, you know, he got stripped and turned it over here and there. But he doesn't really let it affect his mental game anymore. Yeah. And his composure, his composure has just been greatly improved. And I do have, I have faith in him going into the postseason, you know. He's got to prove himself, but I think he's capable of doing that. Yeah, good, good points, man. Good points by Harrison Dolan.