Tass Mellis

Brunson, to finish it off this way, was spectacular, obviously.

I love that one where he went by Wemmy in the fourth quarter, and he just gave him that little shake.

Enough to get space at the rim was spectacular.

To finish it with 45, we will remember the OG tip.

We will remember this game as well.

I kind of blame Luke Cornett if I'm the San Antonio Spurs.

I know it sounds weird, but Brunson was not cooking in the second quarter quite yet.

He had only eight points at that point.

That was a lot of Knicks points, though.

Yeah, eight.

Yeah.

Yeah, the Knicks were just struggling big time.

And then midway through the second quarter when Brunson was doing fine, Luke Cornett literally just dropped the ball out of bounds, and then he had to yank his ass.

He had a bad game.

He just couldn't handle the ball at all.

Brunson, after another offensive rebound by the Knicks, had his easiest set shot of the game from three-point land, and that's when he got hot, hitting that three, and then he took it to...

De'Aaron Fox the next play.

Then he got double teamed when Kelton Johnson didn't really get his hand up, hit another one.

Then he took De'Aaron Fox on another one on one.

And that's when they had to say, all right, Stephon Castle, get on back in.