00:00I want us to take a look at the video with Kolek here, because what I want people to look
00:05at and
00:06where I think it's important with Kolek, right? You can look at the assist percentage, you can
00:09look at the turnover rate, and you can look at the fact that he had five assists, no turnovers,
00:13he had a game earlier issue with nine assists and no turnovers, and all that's good. But what I'm
00:17seeing from him that's better to me than I've seen from him in the past is, how's he moving
00:22without the ball when he doesn't have the ball in his hand? And then how does that really help
00:26the Knicks offense? So we're going to take a look at this play right here. You see Kolek
00:30right there at the top of your screen here, and we're going to let it play. And Kolek with
00:35the ball, and he gives it up, right? So now he cuts here. Cat's got it. We know how good
00:40of a passer Cat is. Cat's always looking. This matters too, because Kolek knows that Cat's
00:46always going to be looking. He knows that he's always going to be looking. And I think other
00:51players right now in the Knicks, the reason it's worked so well, it's not that Kolek's
00:54just a gifted passerby. They also know, yo, if I move, Kolek might get me the ball
00:59too. Now, this is not some traditional point guard where Kolek's dribbling the ball at the
01:04top. He's moving around, setting a play. He came up with pick and roll. He just came
01:07off of a screen behind Towns, cut to the basket in the middle of the paint. He's now got a
01:12decision. He can shoot, but we know what his best skill is. And he looks, and people have
01:18to respect it, because he's looking off to Mohamed Diawara at the break. And he looks
01:24him off, and he drops a beautiful dime right there to Jordan Clarkson, who's been fantastic
01:29in the minutes he's had on.
01:30Clarkson in the dunker spot, too.
01:32In the dunker spot, right?
01:32Playing like a big all-season.
01:34игChanton.
01:34Crazy.
01:34Crazy.
01:34Crazy.
01:35In the dunker spot, right?
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