Tom, I know you tell RJ all the time go all the way to the rim.

He was definitely doing that tonight.

What did you see from his decision-making process once he got going downhill?

Yeah, super aggressive, you know, downhill, getting to the line.

But those attacks, I thought, you know, attacking the double teams,

getting to the backside, put them in some closeouts long closeouts

and I thought he read the closeouts well so the game will tell you what to do and defensively

I think we you know we started the third quarter, but we got better as it went along.

Busy. Brunson almost single-handedly gave up the game and the third being picked on.

It was a part of that.

Yeah, it was, listen, I think Julius's defense was the bigger culprit.

Your spot on saying Brunson was bad defensively, 100%.

And it was a big part of that comeback.

And the D on D and overjibbling on offense,

I don't know that I can pinpoint too many Brunson initiated possessions that were too bad.

If there were a few, if there's a guy that gets a pass, it's Jalen Brunson, because he does so much and he does so much right.

And again, it's why I said at the beginning of the show, does he always make the right play?

No.

Or his attention is always in the right place, Yes. We went away from RJ. A mistake,

Bruncel redeemed himself for the huge three to give us the lead. There were several plays in the fourth quarter that were big.

So, yeah. Thanks, busy. Haddable Miles, imagine if Julius's game picks up again with Julius and RJ.

I like the positivity.

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