Amin Elhassan

Oddly enough, I would start with Victor Weminyama, who is so much better than I think any of us believe he'd be this quickly.

That this team, that he got his team to be winners this quickly is fairly remarkable.

And that he burnt out almost all of his goodwill this quickly is pretty remarkable.

Fascinating to watch.

I think the Knicks season is tremendous, and it is a testament to teamwork and continuity.

And also a big shout out to Mike Brown, a guy that a lot of people question as the hire, a guy that a lot of people question.

And I'm talking about people in New York.

I'm not talking about the national people.

The people who are now carrying him on their shoulders.

I remember the whispers.

I remember all the stuff that people said at the beginning.

Oh, why are we hiring this guy?

Oh, he couldn't win with LeBron.

Zaz stole my point that I've been making for years, which is, hey, we let players grow.

Why don't we ever let coaches grow?

The idea that Mike Brown is the same guy in 2026 as he was in 2007 is patently ridiculous.

And so I'm very happy and proud for Mike Brown that he –

showed his value in many of the same ways Steve Kerr showed his value 11 years ago in Golden State.

And I think the Giannis move is going to trigger a series of other moves around the league as we're going to see, especially in the Eastern Conference, the arms race start to heat up.

And one last thing, I'll go to my dying grave, the Oklahoma City Thunder.