Dan Le Batard

When Amin knocks down, Mike, your idea of putting Wemba Nyama on Brunson more, I didn't think that fatigue, although fatigue would also be one of the factors, would be what I would be worried about.

I'd be worried about foul trouble for Wemba Nyama.

Just a couple, even though he's got a foot on him, the quickness and the way that Brunson can use his body to get fouls, that's what I would worry about.

I don't want, if I am the Spurs, any circumstance where Wemba Nyama is in foul trouble.

You haven't seen much of that during the playoffs.

What do you think, Amin?

What do you think there?

When I immediately think foul trouble, do you think that's not a concern at all?

Who are the players?

Carl Anthony Towns, if you have him be—

I heard somebody talking and I cannot remember who it was because they are now having to reconfigure some conversations to put Brunson at the top of the sport on best player in the league because when you win, that's what happens for you.

You start getting...

some credit for things like he's the best fourth quarter player in the league and that matters but I can't remember who was talking about it but one of the reasons that they were not putting Brunson in an all elite class for his size given that that size never advances this far as the best player in the postseason they were deducting points because they said

Brunson's not that quick.

We're grading on a curve, obviously.

He is quick.

But for people his size, he does have a bit of Paul Pierce type of game where you're like, I don't totally understand how he's able to do that in that dump truck body because he's not actually.

When I look at Castle and Harper, I'm seeing youth and speed and quickness.

When I look at Maxie, I see certain quickness.

That's not what I see on Brunson.