I thought Atlanta was supposed to be warm?
Somto ain't coming back?
I can’t be looking homeless like this.
Being out for some months, that’s a lot of time.
[Somto] Lisa’s calling me. What's up?
- [Lisa] How are you? How you doing? - [Somto] I'm always good, Wa.
[Lisa] You're not always good.
[Lisa] I'm just saying, I just think you say that
just because you don't want people to worry.
[Lisa] If you are good, why have you not been going to practice on a regular basis?
I don't want to just go over there and sit on the sidelines
and tell them, “Oh, you’re not working hard enough.”
[Lisa] You know, and you got to consider that, you know,
you have a lot of younger guys on the team,
that you need to play that leader role for them and show them that, you know,
even in times like these, you still have to show up.
[Lisa] If the scan comes back,
how are you going to handle it if they say, “Give it four more weeks?”
[Lisa] What are you gonna do?
[Lisa] I know, I know, but I think you also have to be realistic.
[Eli] You playing?
[Eli] I’m averaging like 40, bruh.
[Eli] Oh, hell yeah.
I just wasted my time fucking playing.
I didn’t touch the ball.
[Jeremiah] Fuck that shit, bro.
[Damien] You don’t want that, bro.
You gotta work to get back healthy.
I realized basketball keeps you sane. I feel like it’s therapy to me, man.
I started watching all the games I would have played, put on headphones,
crank the volume all the way up,
and close my eyes to feel like I'm playing.
[Dellquan] What the fuck?
[Dellquan] Fuck it, bro.
[Dellquan] I don't give a fuck.
What the fuck?
I don't give a fuck either.
[Dellquan] He took me out, bro, because I talked to the refs, bro.
Go tell him you’re ready.
Captain’s fuckin’ sick, he needs you out there,
we got to play 12, we need you.
I trust everybody.
It's the craziest shit in the world.