 He was doing all the right things, and he's all about the right stuff, but he's not a number one guy. And I think he'll be the first to admit that. Even though he is a very special player and he's a winning player, he's much more effective if he's on a team where he's part of a broader championship puzzle piece than being the franchise cornerstone. So great deal for the Knicks to do that, especially the fact that the Eastern Conference landscape is competitive with the Celtics' continuity.