I think everybody in the building understands that, and that is going to be good moving forward, especially under new head coach Sean Sweeney, because he can just implement exactly what it is that he wants to do, how he wants this team to operate, and the standard that he is implementing within the building is what comes first. That is paramount to this team’s success, not what anybody else thinks internally. I thought that was important from Bane, someone who was exactly as advertised and more for the Magic. First time in his career, he played all 82 games last season, all the postseason games, and he talked about his own recovery and his own development over the summer to be a better version of himself this year as well.”