David Jacoby

And like the city's on fire.

It's a Monday too, which is kind of like a low energy day in the city.

And it was a strange crowd.

I think that a lot of the reason, and I don't want to lead with fouls and the refs or whatever, but like, it was just such a choppy second half.

There was no flow to the game.

There were no runs.

There's just really nothing to get up and excited for because you're watching reviews and you're watching free throws the whole entire second half.

Well,

a couple of things about that.

Think about the way that you were previewing this series and the way that I thought about this series.

I said before this series, and this isn't, you know, groundbreaking.

I was like, this is not a Brunson series.

They've got multiple guys that are bigger and stronger and great defenders that can move their feet.

This is an OG and town series.

Like they're,

the Knicks are kind of like a little bit bigger two through two through, you know, four than everybody else knows bigger than when been Yama.

And I felt that really, this was going to be less Brunson dribbling around and trying to get inside and little Euro stepping and shooting one footed fadeaways.

Like I thought there'd be a lot less of that than there is now.

And I thought it was interesting because everyone's talking about Mike Brown talking about the fouls, but he had a quote after the game.

He said, we just wanted to stand around and watch one guy dribble a ton.