Rob Mahoney

I wonder if they're going to try to do that again.

Like that cleared the side.

Is that the one you're talking about?

Exactly.

I think that kind of fake handoff could be really good.

Yeah, that's a little bit of what we were talking about, the difference between the Knicks, and this is why they went out and got these guys, you know, that went and got Bridges and Ogie.

It's that just a little bit more kind of forward size in their guys and their ball pressure guys and their switchability.

And, I mean, there was a play where – and, I mean, that length causes you – you know,

the length is different than the, the sort of six, two, six, three, six, four guys that, that the thunder were throwing at him.

And it's like, he could get away from those guys until kind of get to his shots because Fox is a deceptively, I mean, he's probably six, four.

I mean, he's, he kind of seems small on the court, but I mean, he's a little bigger than you would think.

He had a play there where he got into the paint.

It was at a pretty crucial juncture.

I think there were, I think they might've been down one and he actually did exactly what you were talking about.

He like broke through the, the, the ball line of the, of the,

the defense, and he shot like this just limp floater that he could have easily lobbed to Victor, which was clearly just like him here in the footsteps.

Those minutes where Cornette was defending the pick and roll were pretty hilarious where the physicality inside.

I put a clip on my Instagram of him.

He just clubbed the shit out of Cat on that one play.

And Cat was just like, I mean, seriously?