We're going to take a shot at the NBA playoffs here.

I was watching all three games last night.

My God, the Knicks held the largest halftime lead in a playoff game in NBA history.

In a game six up three, two, they led the Atlanta Hawks by 47 at halftime. 47 points. 83 to 36. They didn't score for the final

minute 48 of the first half. I thought they had a very good chance and they had some open looks over the final

minute 48 of the first half to actually get to 90 at halftime and maybe increase the lead

to 50 plus. The lead was at 50 at one point in the first half and climbed even higher than that

in the second half. They ended up winning the game by 51.

51 points they won the game by 140 to 89.

But they actually had a shot.

It was 83 to 32 at one point,

and they actually had a shot multiple times,

open threes in the final minute

48, and they went scoreless after erupting for the first 22 and a half of the first half. I was

kind of rooting to see how big the lead could become. Look, I don't personally like the Knicks

to make a run to the championship. I like the Celtics more than I like the Knicks in the East.

I actually think with Embed, the 76ers, wouldn't be the best matchup for the Knicks, but there's going to be a lot of Knicks conversation coming off what they did from down to 1 in that series.

They destroyed Atlanta in three straight games by 16, by 29, and then by 51 points.

After losing back-to-back, one-point games. They'll get the winner of the Celtics

76ers series, which is now knotted at three games apiece. Game 7 tomorrow at 730 on NBC,

a seventh in deciding game between Philadelphia and Boston. For you old heads

out there, this used to be the rivalry. It was Laker Celtics when you got to the finals, but the 76ers

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