Rob Mahoney

Granted, we expect Wimby to be here.

I mean, I think we all are just – we think he's on this track, and it's like it's early, but he'll probably be – either outcome I'll be happy with, but I have to tilt towards the Knicks because of their history and all those things that I said.

I'm going to throw out what I said before, because... Just the whole pod, or what?

No, yeah, everything I've said, scrap it, let's start over.

No, I want to retake.

No, it's...

With Wimby, I think it's honestly...

you can't operate with any kind of past, any kind of precedent with how you're thinking about how this matters because the league is changing the way, how easy it is to keep these teams together.

And it gets late.

We've learned repeatedly not to take title windows for granted.

And when he's an interesting case where you hope he stays healthy, I want him to it's, but this is all, it feels, I hold my breath every time he goes down, you know, there's that side of it.

But I think we should learn to not assume, and maybe this is me teaching myself in real time, that maybe this... We always assume that he's going to get back, but it's gotten more difficult on the cap side to do it.

And I don't know, man.

I I went into this thing as we talked through the series and kind of the matchups and the problems that could come up.

I had come into this with this like creeping suspicion that the Knicks could get it done.

And I do think they could get it done.

But I think I would just tilt ever so slightly towards San Antonio because of that.

Granted, they have a lot of they have a lot of variables that like certain young players playing well, certain matchups going well.

it is a different series.

You know, it's different for the Knicks facing the Spurs, but it's also the Knicks are going to pose them some different problems too, with their competence at that like two, three, four spot with their size and their shooting.