Tim Legler

Tony, I wish I could give you a good answer.

There isn't one.

I mean, I'm sitting there and watching just like everybody at home, but I'm sitting there after every basket glancing in that direction.

Because I'm trying to take in and analyze the game and I'm waiting for that timeout to come that never came.

And his explanation later was like, I don't like to burn my timeouts.

I like to have a couple in hand at the end.

You have to take one.

You have to take one.

Number one, you've got to figure out

what you want to do defensively, because if you continue to allow Jalen Brunson to play the way he was and pick who he wanted to play against and play against single coverage, he was going to continue to score.

So that's the first thing.

Let's talk that over and figure out what we're going to do there.

Maybe even get, you know, Dean Wade or Max Bruce in the game, who are the two guys that,

that are most preferred for your team to be guarding Jalen Brunson, who both were on the bench at the time when that run started.

Strews eventually saw the floor.

Dean Wade didn't.

So even if you just call timeout to try to make that change, get one of those guys in the game, affect that.

But also, it was the first time, and that crowd was waiting the entire game

For that run, at one point on the air, I said, they're waiting for this run that just has not happened.

We string together two, three shots.