Josh Hart discusses a perceived weakness the New York Knicks identified about the San Antonio Spurs ahead of the NBA Finals, according to reports from New York Post and Yahoo Sports. Both outlets frame Hart’s comments around the idea that Spurs players or the Spurs’ approach can lead opponents to believe the series or matchup is effectively decided early—captured in the shared quoted line, “They think it’s over.” The articles indicate that Hart is reflecting on what the Knicks saw as the Spurs’ shortcomings and how that view shaped expectations going into the Finals matchup. While the sources do not provide detailed tactical breakdowns in the material provided, they consistently describe Hart’s message as an observation about mindset or readiness that opponents believed could be exploited. Taken together, the coverage centers on Hart’s recollection of the Knicks’ perspective on the Spurs before the Finals and presents it as a factor that contributed to how other teams viewed San Antonio’s chances. The reporting is focused on the quote and its context rather than on specific plays or statistical evidence.