Jon Krawczynski

That's true.

He had four turnovers in the first half.

They're handsy, man.

They're handsy.

And both Oklahoma City and San Antonio are very handsy defensively, very quick.

And those types of approaches have given Randall fits in the past.

And he has to find a way to be stronger with the ball and make better decisions, but mostly just do not give it up in traffic the way that he has, because when they do, that's a turnover.

They're going, San Antonio is going the other way.

They're really good in transition.

and they're scoring points that way.

And so they need a more composed, more poised Julius Randle in two of these last three games if they're going to pull what would be a huge upset.

Huge upset.

That contract is going to be interesting to monitor going forward.

I'll tell you, Zach, watching this series in real time, it feels like every time a Spurs possession ends with Fox taking somewhat of a contested jumper or a jumper at all, that's a win for the Wolves.

He just does not look reliable right now in getting to his spots and knocking down shots that I've seen him make in his sleep in the past.

But-

Yeah, and I'll tell you, like, right now, I would—

venture to guess an honest wolves, uh, insider in that locker room and on that coaching staff would say they're much more scared of Dylan Harper than they are of, of, uh, Fox.

He's been unbelievable.

Like the way that he just is relentless and attacking castle has been great as well.