Jared Weiss

Well, they haven't really played out of the post that much, and that's a big part of how they've been able to get easier offense, and we just haven't seen a lot of that, and the problem for them is that the Knicks defense, one of the things they're clearly built for is to not get cross-matched in the post, because whether it's Hart, Annobi, Bridges, whoever the five is at the time, they're always going to have four good post defenders out there, and if you really go for Brunson, Jalen Brown was able to get Jalen Brunson a few times in the post, but

most of the time it's hard to really get a point guard all alone in the post over and over again. Usually teams know how to switch out of that. So the post thing, maybe we'll see more just like non-cross-match post-ups, like just posting up Mikael Bridges, even though he's tall, hoping that you can get muscle through him, things like that.

most of the time it's hard to really get a point guard all alone in the post over and over again. Usually teams know how to switch out of that. So the post thing, maybe we'll see more just like non-cross-match post-ups, like just posting up Mikael Bridges, even though he's tall, hoping that you can get muscle through him, things like that.

most of the time it's hard to really get a point guard all alone in the post over and over again. Usually teams know how to switch out of that. So the post thing, maybe we'll see more just like non-cross-match post-ups, like just posting up Mikael Bridges, even though he's tall, hoping that you can get muscle through him, things like that.

I mean, there's a very obvious adjustment, which is that Chris Opspor-Zingas is good. And that's the thing that's really killing the Celtics right now. It's just like they need K.P., They need to play through him in the high post. They need him pick and popping. Those are the two things that they've been really, really missing in the series. And he hasn't been able to deliver it.

I mean, there's a very obvious adjustment, which is that Chris Opspor-Zingas is good. And that's the thing that's really killing the Celtics right now. It's just like they need K.P., They need to play through him in the high post. They need him pick and popping. Those are the two things that they've been really, really missing in the series. And he hasn't been able to deliver it.

I mean, there's a very obvious adjustment, which is that Chris Opspor-Zingas is good. And that's the thing that's really killing the Celtics right now. It's just like they need K.P., They need to play through him in the high post. They need him pick and popping. Those are the two things that they've been really, really missing in the series. And he hasn't been able to deliver it.

And they're hoping that with this illness that he's dealing with, whatever it is, that a couple of days off will allow him to actually... perform better next game. And I know watching him last game, I was watching him before warmups and you know how KP, he kind of like falls onto his front foot when he shoots the ball. It's kind of like a lean forward kind of thing.

And they're hoping that with this illness that he's dealing with, whatever it is, that a couple of days off will allow him to actually... perform better next game. And I know watching him last game, I was watching him before warmups and you know how KP, he kind of like falls onto his front foot when he shoots the ball. It's kind of like a lean forward kind of thing.

And they're hoping that with this illness that he's dealing with, whatever it is, that a couple of days off will allow him to actually... perform better next game. And I know watching him last game, I was watching him before warmups and you know how KP, he kind of like falls onto his front foot when he shoots the ball. It's kind of like a lean forward kind of thing.

He was like literally like falling into his front foot. Like he could barely get off the ground. He looked like he was in really rough shape and he played like it. And if he's just like not in really, really sick and not feeling like garbage, like he's probably going to be better. And that will be such a huge boon for them because he's been really, really, like ineffective so far.

He was like literally like falling into his front foot. Like he could barely get off the ground. He looked like he was in really rough shape and he played like it. And if he's just like not in really, really sick and not feeling like garbage, like he's probably going to be better. And that will be such a huge boon for them because he's been really, really, like ineffective so far.

He was like literally like falling into his front foot. Like he could barely get off the ground. He looked like he was in really rough shape and he played like it. And if he's just like not in really, really sick and not feeling like garbage, like he's probably going to be better. And that will be such a huge boon for them because he's been really, really, like ineffective so far.

I'm going to do Andrew a favor here. I'm going to pick number seven in honor of Jalen Brown, which means that I'm most likely going to miss the first question.

I'm going to do Andrew a favor here. I'm going to pick number seven in honor of Jalen Brown, which means that I'm most likely going to miss the first question.

I'm going to do Andrew a favor here. I'm going to pick number seven in honor of Jalen Brown, which means that I'm most likely going to miss the first question.

It's funny because it feels like he's not having a great series.

It's funny because it feels like he's not having a great series.

It's funny because it feels like he's not having a great series.

So the way I'm trying to do the arithmetic here is I'm calculating how many games he probably played his first two seasons when it was less likely he had a role where he would get 15 consistently. And so probably played about 16, 20-ish or so, each of those, right? So I'm guessing he was below 15 half of that first year. That's 10. So I'm going to guess that his... What's exactly the question?