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Now trail the NBA finals, three games to one as a series heads back to San Antonio.

I'm going to be, I think, very fair here.

I know Knicks fans, of which I am one, do not like Victor Wembeyanama.

I do. I like him a lot. I think he's awesome. I think he has the chance to go down as the greatest ever, as the goat.

It's in the range of outcomes.

I really enjoy a lot of his off-court stuff that he's into nature and he's sketching and he likes chess.

Does this mean I like all these things?

No, but I like the juxtaposition of the entire, I said yesterday, the intense, like go with, like elbow you in the throat competitor on the court and the peaceful guy that he seems to be off of it. And yeah, like I called him out for being a bit of a hypocrite yesterday on the show. And like he is being a little bit of an hypocrite. He's also, he's 22. He's a kid in the grand scheme of things. Obviously, he's a grown-ass man. He's one of the, maybe the best player in the world already. But like, he's 22 years old. So like, he's going to be fine. He's, what would the betting market be? Will Victor Wenbinoa win an NBA championship

at some point in his career? Like, this will be, if they don't come back to win, this will be

something that will look back on and say, hey, remember when that happens? That battle tested

and steal this team and steals this player for the trials and tribulations and huge games

in the finals and otherwise to come.

Right?

So I think he's great and I think he's going to be great moving forward and I like him.

He choked last night.

He choked.

He choked last night. He choked. He choked.

There's no way around it.

And yeah, Mitch Johnson deserves a lot of blame.

I'll get to that.

And yes, Deerrin Fox was so bad down the stretch of this game last night that I kind of think the Spurs should trade him.

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