NBA finals game one tonight in San Antonio. The Spurs are four and a half point favorites.

They are a minus 200 favorite to win the NBA finals. Who do you like in how many games and

give me a headline from the series? So look, I think San Antonio is a better team. I think Oklahoma City would have been a better team.

I've been thinking throughout these playoffs at Oklahoma City would repeat. They are not going to repeat. I was dead wrong.

But I really did think when we got to the conference finals that the winner of San Antonio, Oklahoma City,

would beat the Knicks who I picked to beat the Cavaliers.

But I feel a little bit differently now.

I feel like the matchup is not, you know, as difficult for New York as maybe I would have thought a week ago.

There are a couple of things that I think are 100% important in this series.

First of all, the Knicks have to play fast.

I think it's going to be one of the things moving forward through the next several years when you're playing the spurs in a best of seven,

you've got to have the ability to play fast to try to face a defense that isn't set,

meaning Wembenyama's not sitting there waiting for your team in the middle of the paint or at the rim.

You've got to try to play fast, even after made baskets,

to play against a team that isn't set up defensively.

That's advantage.

The other team, when Wembenyama can't set up defensively.

And if you've watched Wembenyama throughout these playoffs, he does get tired.

You know, he's 7 foot 5 and, you know, as a big guy, you're usually going baseline to

baseline.

You know, smaller players usually go foul line to foul line, sometimes top of the key to top of the key, much

shorter in terms of the ground you've got to cover. When you're a big who plays underneath the

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