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This is the Michael Kay Show podcast. I got to get more K. Listen live weekdays at one on the ESPN New York app and your smart speaker.

You had a tweet yesterday saying that you've been rocking with the Knicks,

but they got no chance against either team in the West.

Tell me why you feel that way, because I disagree with you.

Well, first and foremost, we want to get the tweet correct

if we're reciting it. Let's not say, you know, things that I didn't actually say. I didn't say

they have no chance. What I said was I will be picking whoever comes out the West, and that's not

hard for me. And this was, you know, according to my mentions, viewed as like flagrant disrespect

to the Nick fans. And I think it's the last part of it that really struck a chord. And now

people were taking receipts and, oh, man, what's the, what's the term they use? Not liking the

tweet. What is it that you do to keep it? Bookmarking it. They're bookmarking it.

And I think the last part of where I said, this ain't hard for me. Here's the deal, man.

I flatly think whoever comes out the Western Conference is winning the championship.

If you're good enough to beat Oklahoma City, you're the best team in a league. Conversely, if you're good enough to beat San Antonio, you're the best team in the league.

And that would be the case for whoever wins that series.

It's not disrespect to the Knicks.

I've praised them all year long.

They've been sensational in the postseason.

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