Hayes holding it, gets it into the hands of Cunningham.

Cunningham, five seconds, drives. Cunningham, pulls back, stripped and stolen by Birx.

Burke's now dribbling in the front court and that's it.

Alec Berks with the big defensive play of the game.

And the Knicks win their third straight as they sweep this road trip.

Hey there, Nick's fans. How you doing? Hi there, Nick's fans. How you doing? It's your boy, John of the Macri with you for a special postgame live edition slash live stream of our regular Sunday podcast. I probably should have thought of a catcher name for that. Andrew, we'll workshop it. Here live after yet another next win, break up the Knicks. Seriously,

they beat the fighting Detroit Pistons in Detroit on a couple of big late plays from who else.

Everybody's favorite starting point card. Is that Chris Paul if I squint? I don't know. It's close. Alex Berks. Before we talk about this game and a whole

bunch more, let me bring in my trusted compatriot, my better half for all these shows. Jeremy Cohen.

Hello, sir. Hey, John, Chris Paul would never wear dress shoes to a basketball game. So that's how I know

it's not Chris Paul. But everything from the ankles up, I agree with you. It could easily be

him. Yeah. I mean, you know, one is, oh, wait, hold on. Who else?

That was me pulling up YouTube. Oh, yeah. Listen, I muted it right away, Andrew. Come on. Who else? That was me pulling up YouTube.

Oh, yeah.

That was it.

I muted it right away, Andrew.

Come on.

You did.

You're good.

You're good.

I good.

See, this is,

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