Look, I grew up in the Midwest.

The Knicks are nothing.

If you don't grow up in New York, the Knicks were like the 13th team I thought about when I thought about the NBA as a key.

I don't know that Kyrie is ever going to get the locker room dynamic, the regular season dynamic that he had in Cleveland, which I think he still craves.

I think you guys are overestimating his shooting ability if he can't run.

If he can't run, all I got to do is get up and get on his right side.

Where's he going to go?

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All right, here's my theory on this thing.

Is that as much as we think the Knicks are great, they ended up with an old T-Mack

and a mostly shot D. Rose and an old Sheed and Jason Kidd at the end of his career,

and Amari with bad knees, they're dancing with the stars,

that you're trying to reboot your career on that show. They never end up with the guy.

I love, yeah, I love your analogy. That's hilarious. I got another one. They think, the Knicks think,

you ever see the movie Shallow Howe with Jack Black thought he had Gwyneth Paltrow but you know that's the nix when I moved to

New York I grew up in the Midwest and I moved to New York in 1998 to work for the New York Times

and eventually be covered the nets first than the nicks I was shocked at how much New Yorkers

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