Yeah. The key is how many active players (are being considered).

You always have got to have a guy like Buck on year team. He does whatever you ask him to do, guard a big guard or a small guard. . . . There are times when you might play him and the guys on the bench might yell, 'Shoot it, Buck.' But he gets everybody else involved.

The first one is special. Sometimes guys make it early in their career and never get to that level again.

'Shortcomings' was me figuring out who I am.

There have been a handful of assignments over the years that I've had to turn down due to time constraints, and I was fairly envious when I saw the finished product, beautifully illustrated by someone else.

This does seem to be an increasing trend.