What's popping real ones. Logan Murdoch here.

Roger Bill there.

And by there, I mean live from Vegas.

It's going to be a doozy.

Let's get right to it.

Let's talk about the New York Knicks, who are currently 19 and 7 in the east right behind the Detroit Pistons.

They're currently on a seven-game winning streak.

In the last calendar month, they've only lost two games.

They're in the Raza zone of top five and points per game, three-pointers made, and three-point

percentage, second and offensive rating behind Denver, fourth in net rating, fourth in

opponents points per game.

And they won the NBA Cup.

Raja, how do you feel about the Knicks so far out far this season? How do they sustain this? Whatever

this magic is, how do they sustain it? Yeah, I mean, I like the Knicks. I like the Knicks, especially

in the Eastern Conference when you're talking about, you know, how wide open that is. They're

experienced in the playoffs in the Eastern Conference.

You know, they're shooting the ball a little more freely this year, I think, from three.

But when I go back and look at all of their numbers, I mean, Brunston's rationally up,

cats fractionally down, points per game, that is, O.G's hovering. What they have this year that they didn't have last year is a bench that can produce. They can go into their depth a little

bit more, which allows you to sustain, you know, runs within games. It allows you to sustain,

like, you know, runs throughout the course of, you know, a stretch of games because you're not, you're not having to always run those starters deep, deep into the fourth quarter in games that you ordinarily would be able to put away to start the fourth quarter. Because there's a handful of those throughout the course of an NBA season, right? When you're a good team where, hey, we can get up out of here.

We can let this bench get in there.

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