Logan Murdock

How differently do you see potential wins impacting free agency this year if the Thunder repeat versus the Spurs or Knicks winning?

Which do you think causes the biggest, wildest free agency moves, or do you see it as management having their plans already fixed and a champion not really influencing offseason moves like that?

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Go Knicks.

Yonato Baloo.

I think this is a combination of things.

Obviously, you want to see championship-level teams, and you know they are championship-level teams when they respond the way OKC has after losing Game 1 at home in the fashion they lost it.

But I do think that they figured some things out with San Antonio.

First and foremost...

You alluded to the fact that they're way more decisive with the ball.

You started to see it in game two, and I think you just saw it, the trend continue in game three.

There's a lot of playing out of that double team.

Whoever catches that ball, they are making a decisive move, getting into the paint.

The ball's popping around the perimeter.

Guys are shooting with confidence.

Even shots that are getting blocked at times, like we talked about that after game one, they're shooting them.

Like they've made their mind up that they're going to be aggressive.

And so, um, yeah, I mean, look, if you're, if you're okay, see, this can sound crazy, but like, there's a part of me that's like, Hey, we should be on fucking three Oh right now.

you know like and and you know san antonio we're really going to find out kind of what they're made of i fully expect them to be game um i'd pick them in game four uh but we're good we're going to find out now it's it's their turn to answer the bell uh to see if they're made of the championship level type of stuff that that people think they are howard i mean they went on a 15-0 run the spurs did to start this this game and like i'm just thinking like oh shit like