JD

Foul?

Sure.

especially when it wasn't called in the moment, especially when there's two wrestling matches going on at the exact same time.

Pope Leo, a.k.a.

Spike Lee, jumped from the sideline to say, hey, do you see Keldon and Johnson and Cat bumping and grinding over there?

Cat should be getting a foul while Victor Weminyama smushed Jalen Brunson's head.

And I know we talked yesterday about

advocating for Victor Weminyama, defending himself to some degree.

Because I missed initially the tug from Jalen Brunson on Victor Weminyama, the thing that made him mad enough to shove his head.

And so we like that.

And if you go through the definition, I don't know what Monty McCutcheon went into as far as the flagrant goes, but the severity of the contact, whether or not the offending player was making a legitimate play on the ball, the nature of the follow-through, the potential for injury, does it meet all that?

yeah kind of kind of but at the same time i don't i wouldn't advocate for that so i'm kind of happy where we are although i am concerned about going into game four and whether it's critical or pivotal or important and how much this contact is an issue going into tonight because you could start looking at everything in game three that happened and say whoa did you see the thing underneath the bucket i

where Luke Cornett and Josh Hart got into it, and everybody came off the bench for the Knicks.

Jose Alvarado was coming off the bench right in Luke Cornett's face.

Shouldn't he be suspended?

I'm just glad we stopped here, but we'll see what happens in the first quarter of Game 4.

I think that could be actionable.

There could be a lot of stuff happening there.

You think somebody's going to be flagrant hunting at the beginning of Game 4?

That's quite possible.