So last night, the Knicks rallied from 22 points down in the final seven and a half minutes of

regulation to beat Cleveland in overtime, 115 to 104 to take a one-nothing lead in their best of

seven Eastern Conference finals series. They outscored Cleveland. I mean, this is hard to relieve and fathom.

They outscored Cleveland over the final 739 of regulation in the five minutes of overtime.

That's 12 minutes and 39 seconds. So just 39 seconds past a quarter. They outscored them 44 to 11. That's just not something that happens very much. In fact,

it's the largest comeback in 56 years in the conference finals or later. And if you were watching

this game, it was stunning. Like there was no indication that it was going to happen. Cleveland, for all the

talk that they came into this game, exhausted and, you know, et cetera, the Knicks had an 11-point lead,

a double-digit lead in the first half. It wasn't a pretty first half. It was not a pretty

game. The Knicks were definitely suffering from some rust. If you haven't been following the NBA playoffs,

the Knicks literally against the 76ers had a 50-point halftime lead in game one,

that they won by 39.

They won game 3 by 30.

Like they've been scoring in just just unbelievable bunches and numbers.

And last night they really couldn't score.

They were struggling to score.

They only had 46 at halftime.

They end up winning the game.

It's an all-time awful beat if you were on Cleveland plus the points last night.

And that number was 7.7.5.

I mean, you're up 22.

It's over, except it wasn't.

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