Fred Katz

It's what he does.

You talk about Brunson being a metronome and beat is a metronome in that he could be playing well, he could be playing terribly.

He's going to get you into foul trouble every time.

And so I think, I think that's part of it.

I think also like with the way Mitchell Robinson looks and the way that he is playing, you can afford to maybe be a little more aggressive with cats coverages because they don't,

lose a ton even with the way the cat is playing if he has to sit for a little bit because Robinson gives them so much and so many of these other aspects I mean he and Steven Adams are these two unbelievable rebounders who are so much better on the boards than anybody else in the NBA and I don't think anyone is even close yeah

True.

That's a good point.

I mean, Detroit, it'll be very interesting how much Detroit wants to hack Mitch because Detroit fouls a lot.

They could be prone to fouling a lot and you can end up putting your important players into foul trouble if Mitch is in those games early enough and you want to try to foul like

you can end up if you start doing it in the first or the second quarter, you can end up racking up one or two fouls on a guy who you do not want to be giving it to.

If you don't, you know, substitute somebody in just a foul Mitch.

So that's something to look out for, but that's a good point.

That's a hundred percent.

A good point.

Yeah, that's a great point.

I think it'll come down to the rebounding in that one again.

Like, can the Cavs... Oh, good luck to Cleveland, man.

Well, Cleveland is going to have to find ways to make up for losing that game because the Knicks are a very good overall rebounding team with...

not just Mitchell Robinson, but cat's been really good.