 I think it's a perfect fit and a perfect situation for both those guys. Dillingham is terrific. He's much more of a two than he is a one, but you don't find many true point guards, it seems like, anymore. And you're right, Shannon is just a monster. He is so good, so strong, and he gets the ball going downhill on the break and you are in trouble. You're powerless to defend a guy who basically...