I don't know that it's anything crazy. From my perspective, I thought he was thinking less and more just going and doing. Catch and immediately attack and put the defense on its heels instead of holding, surveying, hesitating and then attacking. I think getting fully healthy has helped, for sure. Maybe his dad and girlfriend being in town also helps. But he looked more confident. Looked like he had his swagger back. Like he was mentally tough. Not trying to say he hadn't been, if that makes sense, but he looked like, "I'm just going to go out there and play like I know how to play and not let anything bother me." Here's what he told us after the game, in a few quotes: • "I knew I had to be more aggressive in pick-and-roll and not be passive with my passes, so that made a difference." • "Gotta be aggressive, man. Last game, it's not me only taking three shots, I've got to help my team win. I've got to be aggressive, that's who I am, and when I'm aggressive, I can do both — score and assist." • "Had some bad games, games where I wasn't aggressive, but I'm back now. ... Had a good performance, and I feel like I grew my confidence more. That's why I said I'm back." Hope that sort of answers your question. I think just moving the ball, having more confidence, not trying to do too much, just knowing his plays — both scoring and assisting — will come in the flow of the offense.