Michael Pina

I don't care.

I don't think they care that much either, based on the comments that were made after the game by Carl Towns, by Jalen Brunson, by Landry Schammett, who made 6-3, 6-4-6, I think, from minus three-point line, basically just kind of tamping it down, not trying to make too much of a big deal out of the fact that they beat the Brooklyn Nets, one of the worst teams in the Eastern Conference, in a game that they should win.

And it doesn't change the fact that they're 3-9 in their last 12 games or whatever it is.

But I will say that if they did lose that game after the Mavericks rock bottom performance, I would say like anything was on the table so far as changes, big picture changes that could have happened over the next several days.

So a win is important in that regard.

But no, it's not changing like any big picture things for them.

I think it's fair.

I would say the biggest shots Cat hit in a Knicks uniform were probably game six against the Pistons when he hit those two shots near the end.

I think that was game six.

I can't remember.

Maybe it was the Hart foul on Tim Hardaway Jr.

game.

I don't recall, but he hit some big shots in crunch time of that series.

Crazy ones too, like crazy shots.

Yeah, that was a nip and tuck series.

Very competitive.

Could have gone either way, I think.

And so in that regard, he was big.

He was pretty big in the Celtics series in some ways.

To your point, Dante DiVincenzo and Julius Randle have been pretty, very good for the Minnesota Timberwolves.