really gave you the full Knicks experience.

If you're a Knicks fan or just a basketball fan, you hated the team for the first,

you know, hour and a half.

And then it turned in a raw motion as Carl Anthony Towns led this ferocious comeback.

And the Knicks took the Indiana Pacers out in game three to make it two games to one.

And how if you were being recorded during this game or you were tweeting during this game or you were calling your friends during the game and you had a chance to listen back to the way you were acting you'd be like oh my god listen to the way i's

well here at w fn we have that ability because we have live programming you know we've got radio shows going on unless there's a yankee game or we split the signal there there's, you know, live sports talk radio going on basically all the time. So last night, the lucky man, was Al

Sintron, who's a diehard Knicks fan. Sunday night. What was I say? Last night. Sunday night.

It's going to feel like a Monday, though. We're off in the Oriole Day. You're right. On Sunday night, Al Centron was the lucky individual to be on during the Knicks game.

And I'll tell you this about Al, if you're not familiar with him, he's a diehard Knicks fan.

Like if I was power ranking, the Nick fans here at WF fan, obviously Tommy is number one.

I think we all know that.

But Al's up there.

He could be number two, maybe number three.

He's up there. He could be number two, maybe number three. He's up there. So this is a tricky

spot for him to be on the air during Nick's Pacers. Let's take a listen and hear how it sounded.

Because what I'm watching right now is an embarrassment. Embarrassing. Down 15. Embarrassing.

It's embarrassing.

Anything more, Al, especially once it got the 20?

Yeah, can we get the funeral music playing?

This is disgusting.

I don't even know what to say.

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