This ^^^^^. What Mike actually reported to Schultz was vague and lacking details, it boiled down to an inappropriate shower that made MM uncomfortable, according to Schultz.
Schultz was then asked by the prosecutor that even though MM didn't provide any details, "did he form an impression about what type of conduct this MIGHT HAVE BEEN that occurred in the locker room". IOW the state asked Schultz to speculate/try and fill in the blanks from Mike's vague report as to what they MAY have been doing. Any good lawyer would have told Schultz not to answer the question since it called on him to speculate on something outside of what MM actually told him (thanks Baldwin!!) and the state could try and use that answer against him (lo and behold they did).
some here don't acknowledge conditionals like "might have", "impression", "I don't know what you would call it", etc . . .