Mo Dakhil

chess match between these two coaches in terms of how do they handle these things and mix up their matchups as they go through everything.

No, they need to see that.

They need to see what it looks like and then see what their defense looks like against that and how that's going to operate.

You know, I agree with you in the sense of the Knicks have seen everything that can be thrown at them.

Nothing new was coming their way in all this.

Also, I would say it works the other way, too, with the Spurs.

They're not going to see anything brand new with it.

It's just different people and different names involved in it.

I think the challenge for the Knicks, too, is just how good the Spurs are in their rotations.

It's not just Wembley.

on the one step and he's already kind of covered the rotation that he needs to make but it's the other guys that are firing out of the the the situations and where they need to be and chase somebody off the line and funnel them into wimpy and that's i think that where we're going to see some real interesting stuff there but i think for the spurs early on at least

Go ahead.

Go do your – go do – let's see what this looks like.

No need for us to panic right away and kind of figure out what can we do against this, you know, or we have to change against this or throw our hands up and live with it.

I think the beauty of the Knicks, though, and I think this is something that Mike Brown needs – you know, I think we've talked about it before, but just them changing their offense –

completely on the fly through the course of the playoffs, and adding another variable.

They didn't have this last year.

Last year, it was all Brunson, isolation, pick and roll.

He had to create everything.

Now they have different things they can go to as a playmaker and operator from there.