But there was a sequence in this game.

Long-ass basketball game, but there was one sequence that really did the Knicks in.

And you may not have realized it at the time, but looking back on it, this did them in.

And that was right after Jalen Brunson.

Aren't you proud of me? I didn't freak out when Mark Vientos had a three-run home run.

Yeah, I was shocked. I'm maturing. I'm maturing. Metser trailing the White Sox five to three. We'll keep you posted once the game's over. We'll get into it.

But the Knicks just had a Jalen Brunson and one play. Okay? This makes it 6463 Nix.

And there's about a minute and a half to go at the end of the half.

Now, you weren't here yesterday for this, but I was making a point to Sean that the closing of quarters was so important to the Knicks comeback against Indiana back in game three.

The closing of quarters and the closing of halves make such a difference. You know, instead of being

down 18, you're down 13,

it feels significant.

So it's a one-point game.

The Pacers go on a 6-0 run

to end the second quarter, which included a

Jalen Brunson missed three, and O'Gion

and Obie missed three. Aaron Neesmith

made a jumper, and then

Pascal Seacum had an offensive rebound and then put back by

Bradley. So they had a nice run to end

the half to put them up by 5.

They come out to start the third quarter

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