J.E. Skeets

Yes.

Just so we can get our guy on the iPad to take one more look or maybe get another second or two to determine whether or not we're challenging.

This is how we circumvent the rules.

Yes.

Sneaky, sneaky.

As you were talking about, Trey, about the physical play away from the three-point line or beyond the three-point line, you can't get away from that.

I think one thing the Spurs did a little bit better this game was when the Knicks bring two bodies out on a perimeter guy, they were able in the first two games to tip passes and just get extremely physical, while the Spurs in this game were able to take half a step back and understand where I'm going with this ball instead.

Here comes Stephon Castle flying up to pass it.

flying up literally vertically to pass it to Victor Wambanyama 30 feet away.

So that was a lot smarter.

They adapted to that.

This is the second youngest team we've ever seen in the NBA Finals in the Spurs with their median age.

And it's like the poise from this team is pretty unreal here.

In an electric atmosphere in Madison Square Garden with your season on the line, to make these adjustments, to play calm enough in tight situations, definitely down the stretch.

I'm with you.

Keldon Johnson even showed up this game.

Not a super young guy, but... Yeah.

He had his good moments and his bad moments.

He did.

Yeah, I thought the same with Cornette.