Mike in Woodside. What's going on, Mike?

Hey, what's going on, guys? Good morning. Good morning.

I've been in and out this morning on the show. Has it been talked about enough? The refs show

that was going on with like seven, eight minutes left in the fourth quarter, and we're about

to make a comeback. It was in 20 seconds, four calls in a row. O. G. Ananovi gets bashed over the head. Mark gets called for a random foul for no reason,

but over the back pushing a 6'8 guy when he's 6'4. We're, you know, better go on a run after

Ananoby hits that three. And I feel like we just got the wrong side of every call for like a minute

and a half. Yeah, I don't see, I'm not the guy to complain to about the officials.

I did not think that they had a huge part in this game.

Do I think that maybe slightly, because from our standpoint, it felt like the Pacers are getting more calls than the Knicks, fine.

But that did not factor into the game to me to be the difference between winning and losing.

The Pacers won that game, Fair and Square.

But there are a couple fouls on Carl Anthony Towns on offense, where he's hooking Miles Turner's arm.

And look, I guess you get away with that in the Rear season, but you're not going to get away with it, especially.

And you know, you know for a fact that the Pacers are alerting the Knicks to what he does.

Yeah, now, however, if the NBA is smart, they start fixing these games now because they do not want OKC in Indiana in the final.

So now, I mean, he gave the Knicks a chance to win it on their own they're not able to do so so let's fix some games right

fine with me fine with everybody here in New York it's going to be good for your pocket

let's go to Mero and Wicoff what's happening Mero

what's going on boomer yeah? Yeah, what's happened?

I'm just upset.

Like, I'm grossed out with the officiating last night.

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