Was it an electric finish by the New York Knicks or just an epic collapse by the Houston Rockets?

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night tipping off now you are locked on NBA game night my name is Gavin Shaw. I am the host of the Lockdown Knicks podcast. My partner in crime, as always, is Kukahil. He is the host of the team that will not be named that continues to embarrass the New York Knicks and possibly run them out of the NBA at some point if some Knicks fans have their way. I don't know. He's Cuckahill. He does a great job over at Locked on Pistons. And we are locked on NBA game night. Incredibly excited to be with you for this one. We are talking, the Nicks bouncing back from an embarrassing to beat against the Pistons with an electric fourth quarter where they outscore the Houston Rockets, 30 to 12. We're going to talk about some of the lineups that takes used to close that game, how that made a big difference. And then we're going to get into the Suns, a miraculous double overtime victory over the Orlando Magic. No Devin Booker. Dylan Brooks breaks his hand. They are still able to outlast a shorthanded magic squad. And we're going to bounce around the entire NBA, including another big night for Victor Wimbunyama. A big second half of the New Orleans Pelicans and a whole lot more. But before we get into all that coup, we got to remind everyone that today's show is brought to you by five-hour energy. Have your cake and drink it two. Birthday cake flavor is back. No fork-needed

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Amazon. All right, Koo, I'm going to present to you a binary question that takes all nuance out of

the conversation. Feel free to add some back in. Was this Knicks' Rockets game more about Houston just completely collapsing

or the New York Knicks finding something in this fourth quarter

and putting them away with a dominant final 12 minutes?

Yeah, that game was crazy.

I'm going to go with it was a straight up Houston collapse.

It was, it felt like Houston

didn't want to win the game. Like it was, it was crazy what happened in that, in that fourth quarter.

I believe going into that fourth, they were talking about it a lot on the broadcast that I think

the Houston only turned the ball over four times, three times heading into the fourth quarter.

And I think turn it over 10 times in the fourth alone.

Like it like, it was just mind boggling turnovers.

They went like for like seven minutes without scoring.

It was, it wasn't like they, they were just throwing the ball away.

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