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I thought KAT had one of his best “unsung” all-around games of the season last night. He made some excellent plays on both ends. His 18′ baseline jumper and drive across the lane were very much needed when the game was in the balance and the offense had kind of stalled. The passing was also great.
Brown is showing a lot of patience, not over-coaching per se, and you can see the chemistry building with all the units he is throwing out there. Everyone is contributing. You can also see that Brunson is making a conscious effort to get everyone involved, especially early.
Tonight will be a great test. The Thunder also had a b2b with travel but they rested SGA and iHart and are crazy deep. Hopefully it won’t turn out like last year’s MSG debacle.
The most impressive part of their recent play has been the improved defense. It’s hard for me to tell how much is generally improved effort, better adjustments, better 3p defense vs luck or changes in personnel. It’s probably a little of everything. But I’d say getting Clarkson and Yabu off the court and substituting Alvarado helped. I occasionally see mistakes, but I suspect Diawara is also a plus over Yabu. Finally, I think Towns is actually defending better lately which is no small feat given his overall history and age.
Mitch played fne last night, but imo we would have won that game without him. OKC rested players last night to gear up for tonight. I’d still rather have him for tonight’s against a team with a couple of bigs that can play alone or together.
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