Robby Sabo

The differences for the Knicks in Game 5 (vs. Game 4): 1. The overall intensity and focus. Night and day difference. 2. Taking it to the rack without concern for contact, and just playing the game instead. These Knicks take themselves out of their game too often and

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Jets HC Aaron Glenn taking it all in from a distance. While it’s not exactly Bear Bryant from the tower, it’s a likeminded vibe—keep a distance, intend for a general perspective, attempt to take in and monitor as much as possible, whereas the 1on1 and chopping it up happens off https://t.co/4X8RxWTV9g

Nice throw, Tyrod Taylor. Great anticipation, finding Xavier Gipson in a window. Threw it well before the break. Safe placement, nice catch near the turf. A little later, Brady Cook makes a nice throw to Nwangwu on a designed RB job.

First play of a new team session set, Fields makes a beauty of a “recovery, off-balance” throw to Garrett for 20+. Lazard would have probably been the target (based on his route and separation), but the rush got home, making Fields adjust and move right. A couple of plays

On the first play of 7v7, Fields hits Breece on a quick one, excellent timing, got it out pretty fast. How they’re deploying Mason Taylor is interesting. Much of the early looks are “to be expected,” in terms of who the QB is and it’s still May.

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100% true, which is why it's ALL about the defense (for the Knicks in this series).

Brad Browne @nyrugbyref

@RobbySabo You have to get stops after each time you score. Pacers get the ball in the FC in 1 or 2 seconds and just push the pace. They are taking away the Knicks biggest strengths, 4th Q stamina and clutch play. Cant keep having bad second half starts and conceding 100 pts by the 4th.

Correct and agreed (on the matchup idea). But the one thing I'd say is this: Hart was front and center in the Game 3 turnaround (a part of that KAT and perimeter D lineup). Plus, with KAT at 5, Hart's rebounding is necessary/wanted.

Martin Miles @Mile14087Miles

@mikey_mckenna2 @RobbySabo In short, probably. NYKs best minutes this series have come when they play their perimeter defenders alongside KAT. Hart playing allows opponents to play their C on Hart. Then they play a combo G/F on KAT. W/o Hart, KAT has a mismatch ~ every possession & has been efficient.

It’s all about the defense. Look, I hated the whistle the Knicks got tonight as well (and I rarely complain about officiating), but that ain’t it. The Pacers have out-toughed the Knicks, and worse yet, the Knicks studs (Brunson, KAT in Games 1 and 2) are not matching the guts of