David Jacoby

I've got a size advantage.

Let me go.

And I thought that in game one and two, it was almost the opposite.

And I think obviously they have him on heart now, but there was something about Towns last night, lack of aggression, that it just can't.

It's not winning if he takes 10 shots.

Not going to happen.

Well, I'm on, like, 17 Knicks group chats.

And I just felt like as a fan base, there was just way too much focus on the referees.

And I think that you said, like, it was an A minus B plus crowd.

I think that the crowd got into their heads, too.

Like, on that Bridges call on the rebound when he hooked his arm, like...

The one thing I'll say about this in defense of Mike Brown and the Knicks is I rewatched the fourth quarter calls because one of the biggest things was those early fourth quarter calls.

All of a sudden, they're in the bonus.

And those were fouls.

Every time you watch me play, they're fouls.

But it's also inconsistent with everything I've seen in this series.

Every time Wemba Nyama goes to set a screen, Towns has got two arms around him.

Anytime you try to move, your defender is just all over you.

So the physicality bar has been raised so high that I just felt those early calls, which were definitely fouls, were just sort of inconsistent with everything I've seen up to this point.

And it really put them in a tough spot.