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This is the best of two pros and a couple of Joe with LaVar Arrington,

Brady Quinn and Jonas Knox on Fox Sports Radio.

So you're telling me there's a chance.

I mean, grease up the light poles. Everybody can celebrate the Nix with the improbable comeback. Just when we thought the Eastern Conference finals were done. Just when you thought the Knicks were left for dead, just when you thought the entire thing was over.

Nah, like an 80s wrestling match with Hulk Hogan, the arms in the air, it falls the first time.

It falls the second time.

It's about to hit the mat.

The match is about to end.

And instead, the arm starts shaking.

Hulk Hogan gets up.

That's what the Knicks did last night, breaking the hearts of Pacers fans everywhere, both of them. And I'm sitting with one of them. He's Buck Rising. I'm Jason Fitz. It's Buck and Fitz. We're taking over two pros in a cup of Joe this morning. Buck Rising from Indiana, by the way, it should be noted. A noted Pacers fan. The one time you're going to listen to any radio show anywhere in the country today that has a Pacer's fan. And I'm just curious, Buck, what's the pulse like, buddy? How are we feeling? Because it sure looked with a 20-point lead in the first half, a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter, and then a complete meltdown, which is part of, you know, the way Knicks win games. How are we feeling, Buck?

Yes, turns out we do exist. Pacer's fans. We're not feeling great after the Knicks went down

20 at this point. Turns out all you need to do to motivate the New York basketball team is to get

them down by 20 points and the rest will take care of itself.

Things are, you know, I'd say tenuous at this point in time.

Fancy, I'm not, I'm not like, I'm not super upset.

I mean, I am upset.

A 106 100 loss in Indiana after going up to a in New York and giving the

Knicks fans the choking sign and pointing at Reggie Miller and evoking all the good vibes

that you could possibly have about this series from the Indiana fan perspective.

To be able to close out game one or I guess game three, technically the first game in Indiana,

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