The way he said that.

Ah, here's the problem.

I was like, wow, that's like like a movie quote.

I'm looking over both shoulders when I leave one.

Exactly.

He said something very powerful.

And I think back to 1994.

So in 1994, the New York Knicks helped, were helped in defeating the Chicago Bulls.

Were helped. We're helped in defeating the Chicago Bulls. We're helped.

We're helped in defeating the Chicago Bulls by a horrific call by Hugh Hollins.

Okay?

That is, it's marked in NBA history.

And no matter how diehard of a Nick fan you are, you will always go back to the Hubert

Davis, Scotty Pippin situation, and say,

we got one. Okay? Fair enough. Does anyone think, though, that that call going your way

created the bad karma of losing in the NBA finals to the Houston Rockets? Like, no, the Rockets

was just better. Right. So the one thing I'll disagree with him about is, yes, the Knicks got a break. They certainly did. And the NBA confirmed it with the two-minute report, not that that's a surprise, since they already admitted they missed the call. Sure, they got a break. But does anyone think that's going to lead to the bad karma of the Knicks losing, whether it's in this series or in a future series? No, and I also disagree with him when he said,

you should want to be tied in the series instead of being up 3-1 because you got a gift?

I'm sorry.

Like, how much losing have we gone through with our sports teams?

Your team loses 99% of your sports life.

That's even if you root for the Yankees.

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