Live from Southern California, this is the Jim Rome show.

Go New York, go, New York, go.

Go, New York, go.

Now, the Knicks have been playing that song for the better part of three decades now.

And apparently, they finally actually listen to the lyrics for the first time,

because for the first time in recent memory, the Knicks are fire.

They are fire.

Look, I've never even let that song go until now.

They've never earned the right for me to play that song any longer than I had.

They are fire for the first time in a long time at an important point of this season.

The Knicks are going where they've never gone before right now. In fact, they're going where

no team has ever gone before right now. Actually, so go New York, go, New York, go.

Go New York, go. Go New York.

Two seconds ago, this looked like a team that was on the verge of catastrophe.

Two seconds ago, they were down two games to one of the Hawks.

They had blown the home court advantage. They had 34-year-old C.J. McCollum doing his best

Trey Young impression.

They had the guy that they traded five first-round picks for,

throwing up a goose egg.

In other words, your completely typical bricks nonsense.

That was the vibe two seconds ago.

But somehow that has clearly changed in the last four games.

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