Brendan Haywood

So I don't know what happened there.

It was interesting to see him going after Scott Foster because in the moment, I thought he was going after Scott Foster.

Like everybody thinks they're going after Scott Foster.

He's the most polarizing referee in the league.

For those that don't know why.

It's mostly his – well, look, he's very visible, and his feud with Chris Paul has taken him to a different level.

That has made him the face of – kind of in the same way that Dick Bovetta was well-known as a referee for people that were fans of the NBA in the 90s, early 2000s.

Scott Foster has taken on that.

There's also the association with Tim Donaghy from back in the day.

He was a close friend of Donaghy, and that kind of got the rock rolling down the mountain there and made people pay a lot more attention to Chris Paul.

Look at you, B.

being careful with the Scott Foster thing.

There's no evidence to suggest that Scott Foster was involved in anything, but he's very polarizing.

What do you expect differently tonight from both sides?

Not so much lineups or strategy, but execution, I guess.

I mean, points in the paint, that's big.

I would expect, as I said, the Spurs through everything to limit the points in the paint that the Knicks got.

50 is a big number.

And I would expect to see Victor Wiminyama spend more time in the paint.

Like, you can't have him shooting nine threes.