These are very, very tense times here in New York City.

Between the New York Knicks playing a monstrous game five at Madison Square Garden,

between the New York Mets throwing up all over themselves last night and today.

And of course what happened at Madison Square Garden last night with the Rangers,

these are tense times.

And look, after watching the Rangers last night, especially that decrepit third period,

I will say this to you, Tiki Barbara. I do not believe, I do not believe that the New York Rangers are going to be the 15 in the history of the National Hockey League to blow a 3-0 lead.

I do not believe that.

With that said, there are some warning signs that a collapse or a choke is on us.

Wow.

Can I give you those signs? Yes please. I agree with you but continue.

Okay. Because I just want to be honest, like my gut feeling says they're not blowing a 3-0 lead.

That's just my gut feeling.

But I think that we need to be fair, we need to be honest with ourselves, we need to look at what's happened over the last two

games and throughout this series and ask ourselves maybe it is happening.

And the reason I bring that up and look, I'm not trying to be a bad guy with this and I apologize to New York

Yankee fans you're going to face a lot of shrapnel today and tomorrow and it's not

your fault. Three oh collapses are rare in sports.

Yes.

It's happened four times in the history of the NHL.

It's happened one time in the history of Major League Baseball.

And so I'm sorry, yeah,

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