Rob Mahoney

So you can get good action out of that, and frankly, I think it's a little cleaner for them than some of the other stuff that they try to draw up, or...

I mean, the possession that led to that Stephon Castle bailout three was just, they were just trying to run a handoff with Victor Webinyama and he got jammed up.

This was not like the best cat game or the most sterling cat game, but I thought he did as well challenging Wemby's jumper.

Like in this one, maybe from anyone I've ever seen defend Victor Webinyama, how many possessions do we see Wemby leave his feet and have to just pass out to somebody because he couldn't get the shot off of a cat.

And so they were able to jam him up in a way that

I don't think you can just run iso for Wemby or dribble handoff for Wemby.

I think it has to be slightly more complicated than that.

Well, how do you want it to shake out then?

Because our confidence was wavering in De'Aaron Fox at points in this game.

We were just talking about how you can't just give the ball to Victor Webinyama 30 feet from the basket.

I guess it's Dylan Harper by default that you want a little bit more of?

The guns were always blazing with Carter Brian.

Like he really only has the one gear.

I thought this was yet another incredibly physical game.

And if you're going to point at any game in the series where the Knicks got a raw deal officiating-wise, I would say it's game two.

This one, other than the Wemby shove on Jalen Brunson, I don't remember a ton of plays that were incredibly egregious.

I'm sure if we go back with the microscope that we can find some.

But I thought a lot of people were being held and shoved and pushed basically at all times.

That's just kind of the game it was.

But so much of that was frustration too.