The Knicks did something last night that you always say you want as you begin a best of seven

series on the road, and that is Steel Game One.

Steel Game One.

And even though I acknowledge what happened 30 years ago, we'll have no bearing on what

happens tomorrow and the rest of this series, I love looking at history as a guide.

So before I tell you what this win yesterday means

in regards to Nick history,

stealing a game one on the road

and a best of seven series,

I want to ask you to predict.

Do you think what I'm about to tell you

will pump up Nick fans

or make them say, oh, crap, this doesn't even mean anything?

It's going to pump him up.

It's going to pump them up. It's going to pump them up.

Okay.

I'm going to guess it's like 70-something percent of the series they win when they

steal game one.

That's a good guess.

That's just my guess.

What about you, Tommy?

You're asking me for an answer, or would I be pumped up? No, do you think the facts I'm about to give you will pump you up about the Knicks history stealing a game one on the road?

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