Isaiah Thomas

I'm gonna go get wasted.

We got a handful of questions about some sort of legacy all-time ranked questions about Jalen Brunson and current rank in the league questions about Jalen Brunson.

Super chat from the UNO as well as a handful of other people.

Does this performance make Jalen Brunson, does this performance and winning a title, obviously, make Jalen Brunson a top 10 point guard of all time?

He has surpassed Luka hands down in terms of greatness, maybe not in terms of being quote-unquote better, but in terms of greatness.

Does this make him the third best small guard ever?

Does this put him ahead of other modern guards such as Dame, Westbrook, CP3, Harden, guys like that?

A lot of questions just generally about Luka, why he should be top five.

A lot of Jalen Brunson-centric legacy questions.

Yeah, except for Anthony Edwards, I'd still say no.

Dirk had an MVP, but yeah, years before, yeah.

It feels a little Kawhi Leonard Raptors-y to me.

They obviously have very different careers, and Kawhi Leonard not being an MVP, ever winning an MVP probably has more to do with injuries than it does for a guy like Jalen Brunson.

But similar in the sense that it's like, when we look back, we're going to be like, man, they had a really good team.

OG and Inouye on both teams.

They had a really, really well-rounded roster, really, really smart coach, and a superstar who was able to just backpack them in all of the biggest possible moments, who was not the most efficient in the finals, was not the most efficient, in Kawhi's case, in the conference finals either.

But just every big play,

Every big moment, he was just there, and he was willing to take all the big shots, and he made just enough of them to get it done.

And it feels like probably, I mean, who knows?

Maybe the Knicks win another one.