Dr. Mark Siegel is also a big Nickman, season ticket holder.

I've sat in his seats with my son Gabriel a bunch of times.

Dr. Mark, good Thursday morning, buddy.

How are you?

Good.

I want to start with a Knicks, Sid, because the only reason you didn't come to game two with me,

and that's the only game I was on this series, is I had a premonition they were going to lose,

so I brought my wife because she enjoys games no matter what.

And she said, boy, that Brunson can change on a dime the way he changes direction. She was

impressed. But what I saw, and I disagree with your FAA legend, and I think you do too, I

analyze this as a coach failure because game two towns who is key to this series was sitting in

crunch time and you know you can't just suddenly go to robinson and say he's going to be your

savior robinson plays hurt all the time he gets fouls and then they put him on the line and he misses

towns is what brought you there towns and brun. So I think they could have won game two.

And if they had one game two, you'd be looking at a different series.

That's my analysis.

Coach Bad.

They could have won game one, too.

They blew a 14.4th quarter league.

Just so you know, Dr. Mark, and this is part of the reason why I left Sports

Talk Radio, is I very rarely

blame the coaches.

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