May 24, 2026 · 47 min · 18 segments
Coach Nick, Combo, and ref Chip Clark break down a massive Game 3 victory for the New York Knicks over the Cleveland Cavaliers. The crew analyzes how Mikal Bridges, OG Anunoby, and Josh Hart are…
Coach NickHost
Chip ClarkGuestAndrew Combo SalibGuestI mean, I wish this was a little bit better of a series, but it's good to see the New York Knicks do this well.
It feels like he's always in the right spot, and maybe he's like a underrated finisher.
What is that, more him just being in the right spot and being a great finisher, or is that just the Cavs being bad on defense, a little bit of both?
And, uh, you know, 'cause he'll, he'll go off and on, and he'll disappear and he'll come back and he reminds you.
You know, there's lots of opportunities for him to attack on the catch and be aggressive, and he doesn't always do that.
You know, he'll find himself being guarded by a suboptimal defender where he can do that.
And I think, like, I think OG has also been able to do that where he's putting people in the weight room going to the basket easily.
Um, and so it's kind of unfair when you have that many players at that position, right? And I, I tweeted this out.
I said, you know, it's Hart, OG and Bridges, um, kind of give you an attack at a certain position that's not easy to handle, certainly not with the Cavs.
And, uh, and I'm wondering if that will be the same kind of unfair advantage if they play against the Thunder or the Spurs.
I think if Josh Hart is playing well, it might get tough for either the Spurs or the Thunder.
I wanted to hear from you who the better matchup would be because I believe actually it's gonna be the Thunder because Jaylen Williams is in and out with this hamstring injury.
I wouldn't say hardly, but they played majority of the season without Jaylen Williams.
I mean, I wish this was a little bit better of a series, but it's good to see the New York Knicks do this well.
It feels like he's always in the right spot, and maybe he's like a underrated finisher.
What is that, more him just being in the right spot and being a great finisher, or is that just the Cavs being bad on defense, a little bit of both?
And, uh, you know, 'cause he'll, he'll go off and on, and he'll disappear and he'll come back and he reminds you.
You know, there's lots of opportunities for him to attack on the catch and be aggressive, and he doesn't always do that.
You know, he'll find himself being guarded by a suboptimal defender where he can do that.
And I think, like, I think OG has also been able to do that where he's putting people in the weight room going to the basket easily.
Um, and so it's kind of unfair when you have that many players at that position, right? And I, I tweeted this out.
I said, you know, it's Hart, OG and Bridges, um, kind of give you an attack at a certain position that's not easy to handle, certainly not with the Cavs.
And, uh, and I'm wondering if that will be the same kind of unfair advantage if they play against the Thunder or the Spurs.
I think if Josh Hart is playing well, it might get tough for either the Spurs or the Thunder.
I wanted to hear from you who the better matchup would be because I believe actually it's gonna be the Thunder because Jaylen Williams is in and out with this hamstring injury.
I wouldn't say hardly, but they played majority of the season without Jaylen Williams.
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