Tass Millis

Ten points.

I mean, a couple of those short rolls that I mentioned, that's where he's cooking, too.

The big-to-big passes.

He had a couple assists, a few assists.

But still, it was weird to see that.

Flash forward to the third quarter when they just disappeared.

Well, like, when you zoom out in this series, and it's 2-0 Knicks, of course, but, like, through two games, the Cavs are winning the rebounding and free throw battles.

The turnover battle is pretty damn close, so it's like, that's a bit of a wash.

It's just...

Shooting.

It's just the Knicks have been much better at shooting the basketball this series than the Cavs through two.

And Cleveland fans are going to hope that changes a little bit in their own barn.

I think they've lost one home game, I think, so far in the playoffs.

That crazy blowout with Detroit in game six.

But...

It's not even like shooting for a whole game, I think, because it was like nine minutes of the fourth quarter in game one and like eight minutes of the third quarter in this one.

And that's just sinking the Cavs.

Those gigantic runs like what it ended up being 44 to 11 for the Knicks in game one.

There was the 18 to zero last night.

And just when it's going poorly, it feels like they can't stop the runs.