So prior to the big three balls from Josh Hart last night, this was a key play in exchange from best friend to best friend or roommate to roommate.

Knicks down by one. Shot clock at five. Brunson looking. Whips the pass to Hart. Heart the layup.

What a bullet pass from Jalen Brunson. Mike Brayne on MSG put the Knicks up by one. Hart followed with those two clutch trays, and the Knicks beat the Celtics at the Garden, 112-106, to take the season series from Boston, Sands Jalen Brown last night. Hart with 15 of his team I, 26 points in the fourth quarter, while Jalen Brunson had 25 and 10 assists, but continues to really hate, given his buddy heart,

too much love or praise, at least on the record, on the airwaves, TV, radio, whatever it may be.

I saw you just talking to Josh.

He got mobbed by your teammates, five threes.

They were leaving him open earlier in the game, and he made them count at the end.

What did you think of his performance?

I don't know.

I don't want to say anything too good about him right now, but he played really well.

Okay, Jalen.

She didn't really know what to do with that.

We know it's tongue and cheek.

I'm assuming it was.

I know they have a couple, but I believe you're correct about that. So that wasn't the answer she was expecting, nor was this exchange between Kat, who had a double, double, and a reporter in the locker room. Here's part one, the setup. Do you pay attention to the standings like it was tonight? No. A big win. No, I really don't. I really don't. I've said it before,

I've said it before, Terry.

I feel like y'all've asked me the other day, but.

All right.

So,

I believe that.

All right. Yeah, fine. And then as he continued, listen for that, I think it's the same reporter who interjects and kind of borderline interrupts cat mid-answer with an interesting phrase as you'll hear. Okay.

That's fools gold.

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