Hey there, Knicks fans.

How are you doing?

It is your boy,

John of the Macri,

with you for another episode

of the Knicks Film School podcast.

Coming at you,

a bit of a,

bit of a solemn moment here in Nix Land,

which is not something I ever thought I would be able to say from the second round of the playoffs.

But life comes actually fast, as it were.

Here with someone I'm very excited to talk to this game about and hopefully add some much needed context to the situation at large,

while also paying respect to the depravity that we

witnessed on Saturday afternoon. Owen, Owen, was it deprave? Jeremy Cohen, hello, sir. How are you?

Been better, John? Been better. Yeah, this was a rough week for Knicks basketball. And I just, I just want to know what the Knicks did in the three days leading up to

game three.

Because I just, it was, it was embarrassing.

The effort was so, as Clyde might put it, lackadaisical, that just I didn't, I didn't recognize that

team. There was nothing about that team that sparked anything what we have seen in the past two

months, three months, maybe even. So it was just disappointed to see them let go of the rope,

but it wasn't going to let go to the rope because it never even felt like they were grabbing onto the rope in the first place for game three.

Just out the gate, it never led the entire game.

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