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If the NBA finals can produce seven games, I mean, maybe it's even just six,

but if they can produce multiple games like the game we got last night, then we're in for a treat.

Wasn't looking that way early.

Jalen Brunson exits the game early with what looked like a right knee injury

during the first quarter down in San Antonio.

He headed for the tunnel for further evaluation.

Yes, Willisree did have a right knee injury in 1970.

And he was, well, another conversation for, well, actually, that's not because Jalen Brunson

finished the game with 30 points.

And he, as the most in the finals, debut by Nick, since Willis Reed in 1970.

In his first game, that's that postseason, that the finals, Willis Reid had 37 points.

Jalen Brunson is a winner.

I mean, we've talked about this for years now.

We remember having this conversation, unfortunately, back in 2018. The dude is just a flat-out winner. And he goes down early. He got hurt. Well, banged up a little bit. They were really roughing him up. San Antonio had a game plan. You could tell. San Antonio had a game plan. They wanted to be as physical as possible with him. I mean, the Knicks had a game plan with Wembe to be physical with him.

So there's a lot of that going around.

And the more physically you can be with the star players and maybe you can get them frustrated.

Maybe you can get them out of their game.

The interesting thing with Jaylen Brunson is that he gets really frustrated really easily

when he doesn't get foul calls.

There was one in particular.

When he came back from his injury, there was one in particular where he got hit pretty

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