Dan Le Batard

And there's no way San Antonio was going to keep shooting at that clip.

And so we knew that it really wasn't a 27-point game.

It was not 76-49.

We viewed it as more of a 14- or 15-point game and that those games are easily, easily changed.

If it got down to 12, it was over.

We actually said that, Tony.

Real hoopers know.

Tony, we talked about what the score is because you can't shoot 80% from three for a game.

You can't shoot 75% from the field for the game.

So you have to look at where the field goal percentages are, and that's how you can judge where the game is.

So, again, that's not right.

The Knicks outscored them.

What did they score, 58 to 30 in the second half?

Well, I certainly would never say never, given how the NBA is this day and age.

But my point is slightly different, which is that the crowd level, you asked me how it felt to be at the game.

When OG goes in, and that was right on the side of the court where I was, and I was watching that play with Brian Wright.

And I just want to tell you the story of Brian Wright, who runs San Antonio's basketball operations.

He was standing behind me.

And when I stood on the chair, I got a tap and I didn't know who it was from.

Like, hey, you're standing on a chair, you short guy.