Tass Millis

Started out one for five from three.

Cavs are still in the game at this point.

Made one near the end of the first half and then went three for three in that third quarter when things really turned into a blowout.

An 18-0 run for the Knicks in game two.

I think the right strategy play from the Cavs, leave him open, tell him to make shots.

He'd been cold shooting throughout the playoffs, but it is weird when you go and look at his regular season stats and you're like, you're leaving a 40% three-point shooter open?

Yeah.

I don't know.

This is not a Sar Thompson.

This is not a Sar Thompson.

You could have changed things up.

That being said, I do think it's probably the smartest move because to me, the Cavs didn't lose this game on the defensive end.

They lost it on the offensive end.

First half, six of 21 from three.

They got a ton of good looks.

Sam Merrill seemed like he was open every second he was on the court.

In the second half, just three of 14 from three.

Not to mention, as they're trying to make a run in the fourth quarter, just could not make a free throw.

Nine missed free throws in the second half for Cleveland.

Mobley only took two shots after the first quarter.