Zach Lowe

There are pick and rolls, like just say Castle, Wemby, where Hartenstein does not leave Wemby at all.

He just stays hugged on him.

And there was one in the first half where Castle is going around the screen and Hartenstein is already signaling behind him, hey, someone else has to come meet Castle at the rim because I'm not leaving this 7'5 guy that's setting the screen.

Someone else has to be there.

Shea comes late and Steph tries to dunk on him and Shea eats a foul.

And like, I think if you know that that's coming for the Spurs, you can get a little bit more aggressive driving wise.

But that's like the ultimate nod of respect to a big man is you set a screen.

We're just not even playing regular defense.

We're just going to make everyone else do stuff.

My guy's going to be hugged up on you.

It's just the chess match here.

is awesome.

And I just can't wait to see the counters because it also like we're talking about how the Spurs, now that you know this is coming, how do you counter the this that was there in game two?

Like, it's not like Mark Dagnall is going to play the exact same way in game three as he did in game two, just because that stuff worked in game two.

He knows that Mitch Johnson is sitting over there scheming up counters and he's scheming up counters to the counters ahead of the time.

And like we said, I mean, this series, this is what you, I mean, minus the injuries, which

Again, if Harper and Fox, let's just, we'll learn today.

If Harper and Fox are out or limited for the entire series, and Mitch Johnson, I think I saw a quote where he said, if this were the regular season, Fox would not be playing.

He's trying to play his warming up before games.

That's a little ominous, right?