Sean Elliott

You know, he's got that kind of...

you know, killer instinct and that kind of drive and determination where, you know, you hear stories about Kobe where he's always constantly in the gym instead of going out and doing things with other people where he, you know, sacrificed his social life and everything that went with that to be great.

And that, when I see Victor and I see his habits, that's what it reminds me of.

Well, you know, I was looking at the games earlier, the boxes of the games earlier this morning, and I called two of those games.

I didn't get to call the cup game, but I watched it.

And the Knicks have always been a tough matchup for us.

They have been.

Over the last three years, they've been a tough matchup for us.

Ever since Jalen Brunson got there, they have a team that

I thought this year just does a great job spreading the wealth.

You know, they play the way we play, where you get everybody involved on the offensive end of the floor.

It's not one man dominated.

So they have a lot of guys that can score the ball.

I thought they made a great trade in getting Jose Alvarado.

I thought that was big time.

When I saw that happen, I said, okay, that's the type of guy.

I've always admired him from afar.

He was a pest for us when he was in New Orleans, but he brings so much energy off the bench.

They have physical guys like Ananobi who's going to get in you and get after you.

Mitchell Robinson is a tough physical player.