Greg Giannotti

But he shoulders into him.

The guy bodies him up, essentially knocks him down.

He flips up a shot that wasn't close because he basically got shoved.

The other end of the floor, there's like a tiny little swipe, and it's an and one.

I just don't understand whether it's college, whether it's the NBA, how on one end it can look like a football game or a rugby scrum.

We call nothing.

We swallow the whistle.

On the other end, we blow on a guy.

Honestly, maybe not the best way to phrase it.

You understand what I'm saying, though.

And it's just the inconsistency of that is maddening.

And the fear I would have as a fan would be that that horrible foul call happens in the final minute of a big playoff game.

And it's just, especially if they're calling it a different way for 47 minutes, that stuff drives me nuts.

And I know, again, big body, he's going to...

I guess, create some contact.

But you've got to have some level of consistency.

And I think if you get that, I really do believe the Knicks will be standing there at the top of the Eastern Conference when the playoffs head into the NBA Finals.

But that's a good example right there.

So you're going to play a Detroit team that's going to come muck it up, which we know.

They are going to hit you in the face.