Good morning, Kempers.

Alan Jerry, no guests, no calls, and no real content.

Once again, no Al Dukes.

And, well, we'll deal with that for just a couple more days.

What is up?

It is 504 on a Wednesday morning, the day before New Year's Eve,

as we are ready to wrap up this crappy 2020 year and move the hell on to 2021.

So I'm in the studio in New York City right here on Hudson Street, and about, I would say

probably about 35 feet for me in the other studio. His name is Chris Lepresti, sitting in for

Albert Hainsworth, Dukes, who is off down in Bradley Beach,

probably walking his dog. Good morning. Chris, how are you?

Oh, good morning. I think 35 feet's probably

a pretty good estimate. I would say so.

Got that steel wall between us, but we're good to go.

Here's what I would say

about the Knicks last night. Audit a free.

That's fair. Which is hard to say normally when you turn the ball over 26 times.

But still, very good ball movement, shoot lights out from three, and they look like a competent

basketball team four games in.

And with only eight guys playing, missing some guys due to injury.

So a nice job by them going on the road against the team that got off to a good start.

Nice little short rotation is Julius Randall almost had the quadruple double as he had nine

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