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MacMahonthink the organization, for the most part, the philosophy is whatever Wimby wants is what we're going to do.

MacMahonAnd I get it. I mean, he's just such an incredible talent and is so focused and determined and, you know, just wants to pour everything he possibly can into maximizing his potential.

MacMahonBut there's a little bit of, he needs some guidance, I would say. He still needs some guidance. But listen, he also does things like walks into a hostile arena in Oklahoma City for game one of the Western Conference Finals and has one of the most incredible playoff performances I've ever seen with my own eyes and goes back there for a game seven and closes out the series.

MacMahonSo, you know, we can nitpick Nick Wimby, and we will. We will, but holy moly. Like, he does have a chance to be the best player we've ever seen.

WindhorstHe got to the finals.

WindhorstHe took this team to the finals when they were all puppies.

WindhorstYes. They'll be back. There's no questioning, you know, his talent. And there's no kidding that he's got to learn some tough lessons as a second, you know, third -year player. Of course.

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