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Can the Knicks solve the Wemby problem?
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Andrew Schlecht hosts our Spurs expert, Jared Weiss and Knicks expert, Fred Katz to discuss the NBA Finals. The guys answer the following questions:
1. What are the main advantages for each team?
2. How do the Knicks handle Wemby?
3. How do Spurs handle Brunson?
4. Without power ranking fingers… what is Mitchell Robinson’s status and what are the expectations for him in this series?
5. What's a matchup or something that people aren’t talking about from either side that could shape the series?
6. Picking the series
Host: Andrew Schlecht
With: Fred Katz and Jared Weiss
Producer: Andrew Schlecht
Audio/Video Producer: Lara Sinclair
TIMECODES
00:00 - Intro
01:17 - What advantages do the Spurs have over the Knicks?
02:32 - What are the Knicks’ advantages?
04:28 - How do the Knicks handle Wemby?
15:35 - How do the Spurs handle Brunson?
19:30 - What is Mitchell Robinson’s status?
26:22 - What other factors could shape this series?
31:27 - Picking the series
Thumbnail Credit: Jesse D. Garrabrant / Contributor & Nathaniel S. Butler / Contributor / Getty Images
Full Episodes Playlist: youtube.com/playlist
Shorts Playlist: youtube.com/playlist
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