Jun 6, 2026 · 35 min · 9 segments
One late turnover can swallow an entire Finals comeback, and Game 2 gave us the clearest example. We’re coming to you right after the horn to unpack how the Knicks walk into San Antonio, absorb…
Evan JeffriesHost
Eric B. MackHost
They finally started blitzing Brunson, picking him up at the half-court position and just really making it difficult.
And they continued throughout the game using Dylan Harper, using the bigger guards on him, Stephen Castle.
But the second quarter came, Eric, and those damn Knicks started playing what they do best, and that is defense.
Mitchell Robinson got technical, just basically just pushing them, which is a...
But he was letting them know that you are not going to get positioned, and Wimby was frustrated, only took four Fugles.
um yeah man nicks it's like you could throw out the x and o's you can throw out the matchups and uh i mean right now they they're just a team of destiny it seems like and so um kind of like we figured san antonio came out hot uh they built a double digit lead again last game was in the third quarter this time was in the second quarter i believe um and when the nicks were up four to six or so at the in the end of the first half you're just like what the hell just happened like It seems like Spurs kind of dominated and all of a sudden Knicks are up.
Although, albeit obviously a lot of craziness happened at the end, that's what I knew.
I don't know if they're going to win it or not, but it's not going to be one of these runaway home team loses game one and then just whoop them up in game two, which we normally see.
There's a lot of, you know, guys that sit out a lot of blowouts, but the NBA is about the damn playoffs and the finals.
And then that was kind of the story where obviously in the third quarter took on a kind of different tone of its own.
They finally started blitzing Brunson, picking him up at the half-court position and just really making it difficult.
And they continued throughout the game using Dylan Harper, using the bigger guards on him, Stephen Castle.
But the second quarter came, Eric, and those damn Knicks started playing what they do best, and that is defense.
Mitchell Robinson got technical, just basically just pushing them, which is a...
But he was letting them know that you are not going to get positioned, and Wimby was frustrated, only took four Fugles.
um yeah man nicks it's like you could throw out the x and o's you can throw out the matchups and uh i mean right now they they're just a team of destiny it seems like and so um kind of like we figured san antonio came out hot uh they built a double digit lead again last game was in the third quarter this time was in the second quarter i believe um and when the nicks were up four to six or so at the in the end of the first half you're just like what the hell just happened like It seems like Spurs kind of dominated and all of a sudden Knicks are up.
Although, albeit obviously a lot of craziness happened at the end, that's what I knew.
I don't know if they're going to win it or not, but it's not going to be one of these runaway home team loses game one and then just whoop them up in game two, which we normally see.
There's a lot of, you know, guys that sit out a lot of blowouts, but the NBA is about the damn playoffs and the finals.
And then that was kind of the story where obviously in the third quarter took on a kind of different tone of its own.
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