Good morning. It is time to get up with abject madness. Chaos has struck in a huge way as the impossible happens again. The Knicks down 20 win again. The Celtics up 20 lose again. This had literally never happened in NBA history as New York about to slay the unbeatable foe.

Plus, we'll tell you why all things considered yesterday was probably the best

Steph and the Warriors could have hope for.

Buckle up, people.

It's time to do this thing.

Let's go.

I'm not going to lie to you.

If you can feel the energy, it is because the city that we live in is about to explode

with Nick's frenzy.

How about McNutt flying back from Boston, 1.30 in the morning.

She's in here early this morning.

Alan is ready to go today.

The windman is in Boston, and big perk is up early today as we've got hoops galore.

Let's go.

Boston was the scene last night.

Tatum and the Celtics looking to bounce back in a critical game two against Brunson and the Knicks.

And this one went very much the way game one went.

Celtics open up a big lead in the first half, then extend it in the third quarter.

It's an 11-point game, and then in this

third, Monica, they open it up. Here's Jalen Brown. Yeah, and look, Jalen Brown in particular was really on a

mission in this ball game. He was aggressive, he was hitting threes, he was getting to the paint as well,

and then that shot was kind of like, oh boy, here we go. Up 20 just where they wanted. Exactly right. The Celtics were 40 and two this season when leading

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