You haven't really talked about the Knicks at all. And now we are sitting here on June 17th,

where nowhere closer to them picking a coach. I know they're going to interview Mike Brown and

Taylor Jenkins this week, but, and nor should they rush. There's no reason to rush at this point.

I don't think there's another vacancy in the league, so they're really the only team looking.

But as you get further and further away from this now, have you, I think you're a Nick fan,

have you turned your attention now to what is coming or have you gotten over this whole thing?

I know you didn't like the move that they made.

No, I hated it.

Like I stated earlier, it felt like an end of our error that we just, we were just a coming, I think

Nick's fans would finally realize we were, we weren't, we didn't have a product that was a

laughing stock, right? Like people are starting to respect to Nix in this entirety from front

office down to the floor. And to see Tibbs get the boot after arriving in the Eastern

Conference finals, valid, we didn't get the output we wanted in the Eastern Conference Finals.

We didn't get the output we wanted.

But I think a lot of us walked away into next season like, yeah, we're coming along.

Like this thing is trending upwards, right?

And to see this team now in a place of disarray because Tibbs is no longer in a building,

I don't know where we go from there, right?

Because I feel like if anybody set the team in a trajectory where they could be respected, they're competing hard,

we got superstars of Brunson in towns, and you can, you know, McKell Bridges and everybody else,

O.J. Company, man, it felt like we've, like, we can, we have a, we had a system that can

travel. I think that's the biggest thing with sports. When you have a product on the floor, can they travel? Meaning, when in any building they step into, people want to see them

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