Zach Lowe

I just felt like Shea couldn't get any easy looks against the Spurs.

That's obviously a lot of Wemby.

They have great perimeter defenders.

I just think Brunson's footwork and bulk, he's just a different animal.

I think he's going to be able to get decent 18-footers, and for the Knicks to win, he's just going to have to make a lot of them, and I think he's capable of it.

Offensive rebounding and cutting is a big part of how he beats this scheme where teams put centers on him.

It's not just hard-hitting threes.

If they're going to do this, he's going to have to hit a requisite number of threes.

And he's not obviously Mitchell Robinson as an offensive rebounder, but he's a really slick offensive rebounder about getting into space.

He has a great nose for the ball.

And if Victor is going to ignore him, I think that is a key variable, particularly if Mitchell Robinson can't make his –

normal impact on the series for whatever reason.

The bench, you mentioned, you mentioned Dylan Harper.

I think the Knicks are a little deeper than the Spurs, particularly if Robinson can give them 80% of what he normally gives them.

The Spurs are really down to three and a half guys off the bench.

Harper, Keldon Johnson, who is really up and down and a good bellwether for them.

And Cornette, again, like,

minutes are down impacts a little down the block in game seven.

I mean, forget it.

If they, if they win the title and he does nothing else in the entire rest of the finals, that block, it's not, it's not, I don't know if we're going to see a statue of it, but if I were like a local restaurant owner in San Antonio, I might commission a little statue of it outside my bar.