I just threw the ball off of Tiki Barber, and the ball went out of bound.

That is brilliant.

And so what just happened?

It landed on my seat, too.

Yeah, I didn't actually execute it.

That was impressive.

Thank you.

So what I just did, and I don't know, I think this is the most brilliant idea I've ever come up with.

And I'd be curious if anyone could actually put a hole in this, because

there is no hole in this. If there is a dead ball and a ball out of bounds counts as one,

you can make a substitution. That is a great idea. I mean, it's akin to what I was saying,

but it's turning it over, but not turning it over. No, no, you're not turning it over.

I'm not giving up possessions.

What I'm doing is, and we see this so many times on plays where a guy's falling out of

bounds, you will throw it off your opponent's leg.

Now, the Pistons would have no idea this was coming.

But if you're Deuce McBride and you're well-coached. And unfortunately, I'm not sure how well-coached the New York Knicks are.

Maybe I need to start coaching a team. They are not well-coached. I have my player.

They are coached. Not well-coached. Thank you. I have Deuce McBride. I'm using him as an example.

Balls in his hands. And he knows, uh-oh, it's the Alamo, whatever they want to call the play. It's the Alamo. You want to call it something else? It's the hurricane.

It's the avalanche.

It's the weird obscure play we never have to use.

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