It is another gorgeous day in New York City.

Yankees, Orioles later tonight.

The Mets who continue to roll against the Diamondbacks game two later today.

We'll get into the baseball.

The show rolls on and coming up in 10 minutes,

someone else that's getting a lot of blame for last night's Nicklaus,

and it isn't your normal critics.

It isn't Tom Thibodeau, who's getting plenty of heat, or Jalen Brunson who had an off night, or Lawson. It isn't your normal critics. It isn't Tom Thibidot, who's getting

plenty of heat, or Jalen Brunson who had an off night, or Carl Anthony Towns. We'll get to that

in a few minutes. But obviously, a lot of Nick discussion is they lose game five first round, chance

to close a team out for the second straight year. And you have to admit, the vibes of losing this game five is very different than the vibes from last year.

Yeah, I think it's different because of the rivalry with the 76ers. And look, Joe,

Embediebitt was playing. Tyree's Max. He's one of the best players, young players in basketball.

So you could understand it in a sense. The Pistons who are so up and coming, we know they're going to be good in years to come

and good coaching, everything else, but the Knicks should have had control of this game. They should

have stomped them like we all predicted, and it just never happened. It never was a runaway either

way, and that's frustrating because the Knicks on paper are so much better

than the Pistons are. No doubt. Let's go to Rich in South Jersey. How are you, Rich?

Hi, guys. How are you? What's up? I got about four points. So if you'll let me make

number one. Number one, timeouts. Knicks took a time out with five minutes to go took another time out with

four minutes to go then they took the time out when they got hurt three minutes to go and they

wouldn't take the one to save enough time to get run to into the game right that's biblical number two

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