22 turnovers by the Cleveland Cavaliers in this game. Nicks turn the ball over. That is absurd. Absurd. 22 turnovers. Most turnovers, the Knicks have forced in any of these postseason games. The Knicks turn the ball over 13 times. Take a listen to the final call because I was struggling last night. Because I was like, I was struggling with the give a you know what meter.

Oh, do you give you know what meter? Yeah. Yeah, mine was the opposite. It was more like, I don't want to watch this. Like I know what's about to happen. I'll fully engulfing it the next morning. I don't know if I need to see this. Right. But I'm a glutton for punishment. So I stayed up. And I was curious to hear Mike Breen's final call as the clock hit zero.

And I'll let you hear it Breen's final call as the clock hit zero.

And I'll let you hear it if you haven't heard it yet.

Utter brilliance.

Procker will just dribbling out. Chance of let's go, Nix.

It's over. Believe it, Nick fans, for the first time in 27 years.

The New York Nicks are going to the NBA finals.

The dream season continues.

And hopes of ending a decades-long championship drought are very much alive.

There are two things about this call that's brilliant.

Number one, believe it, Nick fans.

Because I think he's got his finger on the pulse that most Nick fans' reaction

last night and this morning has been, I can't believe it. I can't believe it. But don't you

think that they started to believe it, especially after game three? Because after game three,

I mean, my prediction going to this series, winning Knicks and Six, it's going to be home,

hold home court advantage, and the Nix

are going to take care of business when it matters.

This game, after 3-0, you knew it was over.

There's a difference between believing in something and believing in something.

I think you're right.

I think Nick fans believed they were going to win this series, even before the series started,

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