Welcome on to a Memorial Day Eve version of Dunkton.

A couple games to talk about since it was such a blowout last night,

we decided we're going to spend a little time with our families after the game.

Who are we getting?

The first half was over.

I did watch a little of the second half, but once it got to 40,

it was probably time to pack it in.

But I think where we need to start is with Sunday nights game, the New York Knicks

stay alive improbably.

They trailed 5535 late in the second, all kinds of foul trouble for Brunton and Carl Anthony Towns.

And they were able to get back into it in particularly the fourth quarter behind

Carl Anthony Towns, his 20 points in seven minutes, scored 15 of the Knicks first 17 in the period,

and the Knicks managed to execute down the stretch, out-execute the Pacers, notching their third 20-point

comeback win of these playoffs. They and the Pacers

are the only two teams to ever have more than one such win in a playoffs. What's going to

leave this game with you? Carl Anthony Towns. And he battled foul trouble for a lot of it. And

the Knicks deserve credit for cutting the Pacers maximum

lead from, they had it. It was 20, as you said, late in the first half, got it to 10. So it was,

it wasn't 20 at halftime. It was a little less than that. But then they only trimmed that

deficit by three in the third court. And I'm like, you know, I thought the Knicks played better. I thought they showed a little bit more burst, but they're going to need to do a lot better.

And then the third quarter was weird.

It really, it fluctuated between like 16 and 11, like 16 and 30.

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