I want to get a little bit more into the Knicks and last night's game.

I knew right away every Knicks fan did that there was a different energy, a different attitude,

and a different plan from the second that this game tipped off.

And I know it got a little dicey at the end and we will talk about that.

But this game was closer in score than it really was.

I mean, even when the Pistons would take a lead or get close,

the Knicks would just go back on a run.

The ball movement was incredible.

Carl Anthony Towns played exactly the way I wanted him to in games one and two.

And I got to give him credit for that.

Defensively, he was aggressive.

Offensively, he was aggressive.

He looked like one of the best players in the league.

And I was just so happy to see that.

So he is off my poop list for a couple of days because he did an amazing job last night.

OG Ananoi wasn't as involved at the end of the game, but was super involved early.

You could tell that he was on a mission.

I mean, there really wasn't anything about what they did last night that I had a problem with.

And, you know, the end is just so silly.

The rule is bizarre. And just, thank God, it didn't cost the Knicks, the game.

You know, to have Jalen Brunson intentionally miss the free throw because it's the right play, then the buzzer to go off before the pistons touch the ball, and then have them get a side out of bounds with no time off the clock and then

allow Jalen Duren to take three steps forward to be able to inbound the ball. But, you know,

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