Greg Zaslow

Because it's the opposite point that you're making when you, you know, the first thing you said.

You listed me second after Yeti on the Greg Cody show, so I was kind of rattled after that.

I've heard specifically to Wemba and Yama that...

that the Spurs, Mitch Johnson, they did not do a good job preparing him for those minutes.

I mean, he averaged like 29 minutes a game, I think, in the regular season, and he averaged 29 minutes a game the first two series of the playoffs as well.

And then all of a sudden, starting against Oklahoma City, he's playing 39 minutes of the game.

So I have heard pertaining to Wemba Nyama that they did not do a good job preparing him for that.

That's a great point, Zaz.

And also, if you look back at what Mike Brown and then even before that, Tom Thibodeau was able to do, he was able to grind the Knicks into five.

Listen, people can say what they want about the way Pat Riley used to drill the Miami Heat in those days, but he did it so that the practices were harder than the game.

Ultimately, I saw someone say online that really the reason that Wemby was tired is because normally he goes to bed at 9 o'clock.

We all talk about that.

He goes to bed at 9.

Roy, I know you were talking about it yesterday that you were struggling only working on three hours of sleep.

And if Wemby's sleep was really thrown off, I mean, there's nothing better in the world than getting a good night of sleep.

You know what?

I think a good night of sleep, I think that's worth a toast.

A good eight hours.

And worth a toast is presented by Cuervo.

Keep it fun.