Fred Katz

But it's so much more...

It's so much different than that.

Like their, their ability to notice.

Okay.

Landry Shamit's ability to notice.

Okay.

I'm going to shift two inches over this way.

It's going to open up a pass or Jose Alvarado noticing in game four.

You know what?

If I cut in this direction, when he's not going to notice, they're going to have to switch off of me.

It was, it was, it was, it was huge.

He was so big for them off the ball and just as like giving them a, just secondary ball handler to be able to restable, to restabilize Brunson and, and get him in, in better spots in that game four.

And then.

You know, as you said, he was so good at those slot cuts, so good from the corner.

And what was happening was like, there was this one possession in game four when they have the huge comeback and he's in the right corner.

And he almost, I actually talked about this with Jose after the game.

He almost grand theft Alvarado Wemby on offense where like he's in the corner and Wemby's technically guarding him, but he's really doing that one man zone and Alvarado kind of, you know, when he does the grand theft Alvarado, I don't know if he does this intentionally.

I should ask him when he sneaks up on guys.

He actually sneaks as if he's cartoonishly sneaking.

Yeah.