No two rebuilds are the same, but do you consider this one unique? At least as it pertains to the outside view of what it should or shouldn’t be?  Rafael Stone: I don’t know. There’s probably unique elements to everybody’s, not even just their rebuild, but to everybody’s process — whatever they’re trying to achieve. There are for sure some aspects of what we’re doing that are unique to us just the same way that there are for others. And things as simple as the draft picks one holds are going to inform directionally all your decision making. Every decision you make should be made not in a vacuum but with your specific situation in mind, which is what we’ve done. That includes our current players, our draft capital or city. All those things impact how you go about trying to build, but I think that’s the case for everybody.