Finch has shared some thoughts on Gobert, suggesting that his mistakes tend to draw a lot of attention. This attention is disproportionate, according to Finch, implying that it is not entirely fair.
Much of Gobert's defensive work, on the other hand, goes largely unnoticed. Finch seems to be highlighting the imbalance in how Gobert's performance is perceived.
For more information on Finch's comments and the context surrounding them, readers can refer to the original article County Daily News. Further details are available there for those interested in learning more about Finch's thoughts on Gobert.
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