I've never seen anything like this as they, it somehow in an elimination game on the road

had one of the bigger blowouts in the history of the NBA postseason.

It was great to see.

I was sitting here thinking how the hell did this series go to six games after the last

three games?

But just great to see.

Defensively, offensively, amazing, just put the hawks in a blender.

They didn't know what the hell they were doing.

Turnover after turnover after turnover.

And the Knicks move on to the second round.

And we now have a game seven in that other series as the Philadelphia 76ers hold, serve, and send that game to a game seven back in Boston.

This was rocking chair of all, rocking chairs, smile on the face.

I don't think I've ever turned off a win in the fourth quarter in the playoffs ever and been happy.

But that's how much of a blowout it was.

Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, I'm doing great, G. And so were the people outside of Madison

Square Garden last night for the watch party and everything. You know, normally this would go against

what we have here, but this was in the next favor. And, man, I mean, O.G. Ninobe looked like he has found a completely different level.

The intensity is insane.

And he was, I believe he was their best player throughout the entire series.

Most consistent player for sure.

And when you look at it, you say, if you would have told me

that Jaylon Brunson and Carl Anthony Towns would have had a combined 29 points in last night's game,

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