Jamal Crawford

He's part of the broadcast team with Mike Tirico and Reggie Miller.

Good to talk to you, Jamal.

Your thoughts as this series now heading back to San Antonio is what?

Why was Wemby upset after the game didn't meet with the media?

Anything happen or happening that we're not aware of?

I'm surprised with his rebounding, or lack thereof, that first couple of games, putting up some big numbers, and since then, not putting up big numbers.

Is OKC responsible for this, and if so, how much?

How would you guard SGA?

Okay, but if you know that he is going to pump fake you and then draw the foul, then stop going for the pump fake.

Let him contest the jumper, but only with your hands up.

Don't allow him to jump into you.

Yeah, it's an interesting team philosophy that they have because they feel like next man up or not you tonight, it's you tonight.

I mean, it is sustainable, but it's kind of interesting that you know SGA, even when he has an off night, it just feels like somebody else realizes and rise to the occasion.

That's a true testament to how that team has been built.

He's Jamal Crawford, NBA on NBC game analyst and game six on NBC and Peacock tomorrow at 830 Eastern.

And I was curious when you hear people in the media label a team quit like the Cavaliers in that that last game, they quit.

It's a really rough word to use today.

If you use it, you're a former player, or if somebody who's the opposition or maybe the team or a coach, whatever, did you ever play on a team that you thought quit?

But not quitting?

No.