Hello and welcome to another edition of the Knicks Film School podcast.

My name is Andrew Claudio and on today's show, no, this is not a pregame pod, but a returning

guest to the show because Pete's once told me that I have nothing to worry about when it came

to the Knicks and Isaiah

Hartenstein.

And lo and behold, here we are.

Two months later, some things have changed.

The Thunder season ended a way that we actually discussed two months ago when he was on

the Knicks' film school pregame pod.

But maybe some calculations have been changed to what teams have needed from the,

it's the down to dunk podcast, I believe, Mr. Andrew Schleck, also of the athletic.

Andrew, good morning, sir.

Thank you for joining me.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

So, I don't want to fully jump into the Hartnstein thing yet.

You're a producer, so you understand the time spent listening algorithm that I'm about to fudge.

But I do have some questions about the thunder and their season because I rewatched our conversation from March, the end of March earlier this morning.

And my initial takeaway from the first

10 minutes was that the Thunder fan base and more specifically the organization was viewing

this year as not necessarily a grateful to be here experience, but that we're ahead of schedule

and there's a lot of young guys with

no playoff experience. If this ends in a second round exit, it'll be looked at as a successful

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