because I understand he's a human being who missed a game because of a personal issue.

We know about the funeral now.

And last night he wasn't cat.

He sucked last night.

Like, it's obvious.

I don't want to go over and over that because it's one game.

So I'd prefer to go over his other failures in the fourth quarter as opposed to last night.

So moving forward, starting tonight in L.A., we need to see a more vicious, a tougher, and a dominant

Carl Anthony Town. We can. But you're asking for something that's not in his personality.

Can I tell you why I disagree? And it's just, I don't see this happening. I know you can scream and yell for it, but it's a guy has to play the way that he's comfortable.

And Carl Anthony Towns is not comfortable being playing bully ball or being an antagonist.

No, no, but forget the antagonist.

You're right.

I'm not talking about my time I'm punching him in the face. I'm talking about in the first three quarters of games, he does exert his physicality.

He won't get pushed off the block.

Like, there are moments where Carl Anthony Towns will be the tougher player.

It's just usually in the first three quarters of games.

We need to see that late.

We need to see him exert himself late in a basketball game.

So forget the punching,

forget the pushing, forget being a guy he's not. How about late in games? He's the guy he is

at the beginning of games. That's fair. Yeah. I mean, of course it's fair. And maybe that's what

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