 He's proven that he can be a number one option on a winning team. He's proven that he can go crunch time, big moment, and deliver. And he's proven that he's willing to play both ends of the floor, which I think is the most important in all of this. So, look, if he goes out and he wants to prove that he's the number one option on this team, there's nothing wrong with that so long as it doesn't take away from exactly that, and that's the team. But I think what he showed in that first exhibition against Canada is he is not all points, points, points.