Michael Pina

the Cavs are frustrating.

I think that they, they, they clean things up and take care of the basketball and hit threes.

And, um,

I think their defense, when they are locked in and switching and helping behind the play, has been okay at points in this series.

Good enough to win games, obviously.

They probably should have won game one.

But I don't know.

The Knicks are just like a buzzsaw right now.

And I don't see... I wouldn't feel very bullish about thinking that the Cavs can even get two off of them at this point.

I mean, Oklahoma City's three-point shooting and how they're getting those shots and who's playing around Shea Gildress Alexander has been the most interesting thing to me.

Mark Dagnall has done a really good job of just surrounding Shea with shooting and it has worked.

I think that

Jalen Williams you know their offensive rating when he was on the court with Wemby in game three was like 140 I think big Jalen Williams I guess we could kind of just say like anyone who says Jalen Williams at this present moment is unless it's in the context of an injury we're talking about J-A-Y-L-I-N Williams yes and I think that you know after game one we all kind of

We're just scared at the future and the present, and Victor Wimbinyama looking unbeatable, and in a lot of ways, he is.

When he's on the court, the Spurs win those minutes, and they did in game three as well.

But I think that what is not lost, but what is a reality is that if you have five guys who can shoot from behind the three point line, you give yourself a chance and the paint will always be a no fly zone so long as he's on the court.

but you will get good looks from pretty good shooters.

And obviously Alex Caruso has not missed in this series, I don't believe.

And he is completely fearless, going at Wimby off the dribble too.

He is truly amazing.