And when the Knicks got the rebound and pushed it up, it was over. They never looked back. They never allowed these boys to have the ball again, to beat them, except for the last second three point shot by Embiid. But it was too deep for him. It was even too deep for him. But the Knicks have now taken a 20 lead. It was a fantastic game. It will be back on tonight
phil spade
@Phil · 3:04
Then, as I watched it in real time, when the Knicks scored their first three pointer, when Brunson had the one, the ball that bounced in, I thought the Sixers were out of timeouts because I was wondering, why aren't you calling a timeout right away? Advance the ball, get some breathing room. Don't throw it in underneath the basket with a full court press on. Just get some breathing room
Robert Jenkins
@Guruball1 · 3:55
And when you come up court, the back court, the back ref takes from half court down, and you have the other two on the only on the out of bounds on the left and the right, and a ref on the middle, and they can all converge and see from four different angles. I never liked that three angle thing. You got four angles that mean you could make better calls and see more stuff that's going on
phil spade
@Phil · 1:54
Did it enough for him to hear me, but he didn't even look at me. I know what he wanted, and he just ran right through the red light. And of course, he gets thrown out at the plate. So at the end of the inning, we're talking about it, and the manager asks him, like, why did you go? And he's like, well, he didn't tell me not to, didn't hear him