Chris Haynes

He's been struggling ever since.

He's still dealing with that bummed ankle.

But when Wimby is efficient and not settling for that outside jump shot, DP, 42% of his shot attempts were three-pointers.

He was 6-21 from the field, 2-9 from three.

That's playing right into the Knicks' hands.

Obviously, you know the Knicks are going to be physical.

They want to play physical basketball with whoever's guarding Wimby.

And at a certain point, Wimby is going to have to adapt to that and understand that, yes, while his skill set, while he can do everything on the court,

have to understand that at certain times of the game it may cause for you to impose your will and i know you know physically he's just not at that point right now but the one thing that he has that nobody else has is seven feet foot height seven foot five height and a lot of times he doesn't use that to his advantage but he's gonna need help elsewhere as well but i think that's the constant trend dp when he's he

A guy that size can't continue having too many of these terrible shoot nights.

It can't be 6-21.

We're not used to seeing guys of that size struggle like that from the field too often.

Yeah, that's a good question, DP.

I mean, we didn't know how they were going to disperse, I should say.

We're going to start off defensively because we know Wimby tends to like to guard a guy who's not really a three-point threat, which allows him to stay closer to the basket.

So with that being said, Carl Anthony Towns was going to be a guy that I was looking at and saying, OK, who are the Spurs going to put on him?

Champagny really can't stay with him on the physical standpoint.

And so I thought this was going to be a series where we'll see a lot more Kelden Johnson and a lot more Harrison Barnes because those guys present the physical matchups and the physical makeup that can contend with Spurs.

A Carl Anthony town.

So I was a little DP.