They know it, and they won’t blow it. Knicks in four.
The Knicks take Game 2. In San Antonio. I only had a few very brief feelings of doubt. I was sure they were going to win, even when they fell behind, and even after the Spurs caught up and went ahead. Because the Knicks are more clutch than the Spurs.
A thought. The Spurs should use Kornet and Wemby together. Kornet is a good center, and a great shot-blocker. Wemby is a natural guard-forward who happens to be seven and a half feet tall, with an eight-foot wingspan. He’s got a great handle, can shoot from anywhere, and defends like there’s a tree in front of the basket.
The next two games are in the Garden, which is the best home floor in the world. The Knicks are a machine, and the Spurs are not. If the Knicks sweep, this will be one of the greatest stories in the history of sports, and not just basketball. They’ve won thirteen straight in the playoffs, which are the most difficult and competitive games of the year. They’ve swept the last two series, and are perfectly positioned to sweep this one. At home.
New York will go nuts. Wish I was still there.
Check it out
Watching a presentation by SwissVault right now. Looks cool.
Kind of a cancer
Thales: Artificial Intelligence fuels rise of hard-to-detect bots that now make up more than half of global internet traffic, according to the 2025 Imperva Bad Bot Report. The report is behind a registration wall. Excerpt:
Both the Travel and the Retail sectors face an advanced bot problem, with bad bots making up 41% and 59% of their traffic respectively. In 2024, the travel industry became the most attacked sector, accounting for 27% of all bot attacks, up from 21% in 2023. The most notable shift in 2024 is the decline in advanced bot attacks targeting the travel industry (41%, down from 61% in 2023) and the sharp increase in simple bot attacks (52%, up from 34%)
Worst new pet
Reuters: Flesh-eating screwworm found within 31 miles of US border, says USDA.
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