Ben Taylor
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4,322 appearances
7 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 5 Jul
Ben Taylor’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think the biggest thing working against the Spurs in this game was their youth.
Because if we if we pull back, and I rarely say that, I I have held fast that uh that is often something that's overrated, and in fact it's worked in San Antonio's favor, and their players and their age and their roles have really held up for most of this playoff run.
But what happened in this game is we came out of game three and the Spurs had a bunch.
Of really subtle offensive adjustments, figuring out basically how they wanted to crack the Knicks' defense.
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We had a whole video on this, and so the first six minutes in the game, I'm like, okay, do the Knicks have a way to counter this?
And it was even worse because the Spurs at that point were just like, Oh, yeah, this is target practice.
We can get whatever we want.
You load up on Wemby, we're getting a wide open.
Open three.
You attack our threes, we're closing out.
You don't rot load up on Wemby, we're putting him in spots to succeed.
Now we got some lobs coming back like we had in game three.
And I forget who it was.
I forget if it was Legler, uh Tim Legler or Richard Jefferson on the call, but someone early on said they're on pace for eighty in the half, and they did almost get to eighty in the half.
It was a twenty-nine point lead.
It was seventy-six forty-nine.
And very importantly, the
The Spurs had two turnovers in the first half.
Two turnovers in the first half.
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