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Good morning.

It is time to get up with a masterpiece at Madison Square.

Good to the last tick of the clock, but we'll tell you why the winning team may have been

the biggest loser.

Meanwhile, ooh la la la.

The Spurs soar in a French revolution in game two.

Who has the edge as the scenery changes next?

Plus, Jalen Brown sets the record straight on everything you did to hear what he

said we'll tell you what it means as we get up with you starting right now

here we go to roll Brandon is fired up as in effect McNutt is in here Mr.

Wilbon is back Alan hot up early this morning. Brian Winhorse, the win man ready to roll. And we begin in the world's most famous arena. Game two last night, Knicks and Sixers. Nicks had won their last three playoff games by at least 25 points. Longest such streak ever. Last night, tight one. Fourth quarter, Knicks down two, and then Monica, it was Jalen Brunson's time. Yeah, they did the Nixon in a tremendous job of getting to the paint in this one with the smaller version of this Philadelphia 76ers squad. More Brunson dancing in the lane, Allen. Yeah, it had to be a matchup of the point guards now in this one,

and Jalen Brunson was ready for it. Tyrese Max, he dealt with a lot of defense. Four minutes left in the game. This is one of the storylines. The Sixers have been shooting the three so well all night, but ran out of steam in the fourth. And then it's Brunson putting on a show. Bookwork. Look at him dancing with the ball.

He would score 26.

That gives the Knicks a four-point lead.

Three and a half to play.

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