Obviously you want to see your team win. The Knicks didn't win last night. It's not the end of the world. Stop freaking out. This doesn't mean the McElbred trades. It's socks. This doesn't mean the Knicks can't win a title. This doesn't mean they're garbage. They lost a game to the Warriors. But there is something I've noticed that I want to address that may be concerning to some. And it's about one specific player on the New York Knicks. I'm noticing a trend amongst this man, and I am concerned.

But before I tell you who that player is, I'm curious if you could guess the man I want to identify and raise some warning signs about.

Do you want to guess?

I'm going to guess.

I don't know.

I would say Brunson, but it can't be Brunson. Brunson, but it can't be Brunson.

Brunson, but it can't be Brunson. Tommy Lugawa?

I don't know. Who is it?

My initial read is Bridges, but the fact that you ask the question, it's not him. I know who it is. It's Josh Hart.

It's Josh Hart. What's your guess, Sean?

Oh, I was going to go Bridges.

It is Josh Hart. It's Josh Hart. What's your guy, Sean? Oh, I was going to go Bridges. It is Josh Hart.

Wow.

And I want to address it.

So last night, the Knicks are down by one.

Their bench did a pretty good job, keeping them in the game early part of the fourth quarter.

And Josh Hart was having a miserable game.

And look, it happens.

I think he struggles, especially when Cat doesn't play. And by the way, best wishes to Cat, hopefully everything's okay. Best of luck with him and his family. But Josh Hart

struggles when Cat's not next to him. I think there's floor spacing issues, lots of things.

But he was having a bad game. It happens. I was surprised that Tibado, who showed an ability

to bench Bridges a few days days ago didn't bench Josh Hart.

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