Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber.

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I have never seen a person die in front of me, and I hope I never do. Like, who would ever want to see something like that but

last night I saw a city die I saw that right before my eyes we all saw it right before my eyes. We all saw it right before our eyes because last night

at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, we witnessed a young man from Silver Spring, Maryland, a young man named Joshua Aaron Hart,

be the man who in one moment destroyed the soul of a city.

And I know there's a lot that happened last night

and we'll delve into it.

And I know that Jaylin Brunson deserves most of the credit 90% of the credit he's a

God he's a king we all know that but as I sat there on Revolutionary Row in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, as an independent basketball observer, I looked around.

I saw a nervous Tommy Lugauer. I saw a bunch of creeps and animals from the city of Philadelphia, and I saw a bunch of New Yorkers.

And while we may root for different teams, you are a New Yorker and I love you I love each and every one of

you and as I looked around and soaked in the moment when Joshua Aaron Hart

decided with 26 and a half seconds to go and the Philadelphia 76er

said we're gonna give this to you we're gonna give this to you we won't know

what Jay Len Brunson beating, but we invite you Joshua Aaron.

We invite you to have the balls to try to beat us.

And Joshua Aaron Hart from Silver Spring, Maryland said,, go f yourself, Philadelphia.

And he hit the shot that killed their soul.

He hit the shot that advanced the New York Knicks

to the Eastern Conference semifinals.

Congratulations to all the Nick fans out there.

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