We've got game two tonight. Nick Spurs. I'll give you a couple here. This hour, we'll just focus on the

spurs in this hour since we're a little short on time. So Mitch Johnson, this was the clip I was talking

about, explaining why not Harper down the stretch of game one. I understand that there would be

logic and having Dylan in that group, but I thought that group that was out there

did some things during a stretch, and that's who I rode with.

And that group he's referring to is the group that came back from the 94-86 deficit to take

that one-point lead before the Knicks scored the final 11 points of the game over the final

two minutes.

On that Michelle Beatle podcast, Channing Fry, is essentially saying that Mike Brown

painted Mitch Johnson into a corner with the coaching decisions he made.

Mitch Johnson is trying to counter, a counter, a counter, and overthought himself.

At the end of the day, put your five best players out there, let him duke it out and be about your business.

And so he would go a little further, and he kind of expects San Antonio to adjust their decision

making.

I think, you know, knowing the Spurs, they're going to look back at film and be like, I got to

play my guy.

I got to figure out ways to get him more involved.

I got to figure, I got to make sure

that Dylan Harper is involved because we can't win a game without the best version of that.

So I guess the Knicks aren't going to make an adjustment or are we just going to just not

take into account what they've, what they're doing. No, he's reacting to the question about

this specific instance where they sat him down. This was a Spurs question. It was not a Nick question. What did I tell you when they hired Mike Brown? Greatest coach ever. Remember that? Remember when I said that? I was on top of that. I said it's the greatest hire you could possibly have. The guy, nobody makes in-game adjustments better.

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