Jason Timp
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362 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 22 Jun
Jason Timp’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like there's just so much more variety.
It's making it so that Brunson doesn't run out of gas.
Like every year they just ran out of gas.
Like Brunson would just get tired from playing Brunson ball and
And they and he would get fatigued.
And this year's team is just attacking so much smarter.
All their minutes are way down like OG and nobody's leading the team in minutes at like 35 minutes per game.
Compare that to last year under Thibodeau where they were just working them all to the ground every single night.
So like this is just a much smarter, much more sophisticated Knicks team that's attacking in a way with way more variety.
And Donovan Mitchell is very much like that game seven was the outlier.
He has been very much classic tunnel vision, Donovan Mitchell, forcing the issue, taking bad shots.
And he hasn't looked as explosive in terms of his ability to get dribble penetration as he has in previous years.
Like, I just think Brunson's clearly better and better.
The Knicks will have some issues.
The Cavs have layered rim protection, which is very different than what they faced in the previous rounds.
Like Jalen Johnson and Yaka Kongwu.
Sorry, Simon, but Joel Embiid was kind of ass in these conference semis.
So like there's a certain amount of like there's a there's a layered rim protection with Evan Mobley and Jared Allen, which is very different for this team to deal with.
And
I certainly think that the Cavs have a chance to win, but sometimes it's just as simple to me as I think the Knicks are a better basketball team led by a better player with home court advantage, and let's not overthink this.
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