Obviously, this is all about the Knicks this morning.

Bridges gets it, 5-024, out to heart.

Hark lines up, three-pointer, it's good.

18-3s in the first half.

That ties the NBA record.

Most three-a-half in a playoff game, and it's back to 27.

And they would tie the number at 25, but set a franchise record. Mike Mike Breen with the call on ABC. This was not much of a game yesterday as the Nix just shellacked the 76ers, ousting them in four straight. 144, 114, 114 was the final. Hart had 17 on the day. Deuce McBride, 25. Jalen Brunson, 22 and 6 assists. Carl Anthony Towns was good.

He had 10 assists to go along with his 17 points. Here was Mike Brown. We just went out there and took

care of business. Closeout games are the hardest games to play because the level of desperation from

the other team, especially when you're on the road and you factor in your opponent's

home crowd. So, I mean, I give our guys a lot of credit. Exactly. Not in this case. In this case,

this was a home game in Philadelphia. Here was Josh Hart talking about the fan takeover. Yeah, I mean, that's,

you know, that's what MSG, you know, the fans do.

I knew that it would be like that early when they showed, during one was they showed Joelle and B. And everyone started booing. And I was just like, ah, this is, I thought we were, I thought we were back in the garden for a second. Right. But were you a little surprised? Nah, man, because everybody was begging for Philly to not sell their tickets and all that stuff.

So, man, because everybody was begging for Philly to not sell their tickets and all that stuff.

So, man, yeah, it's, I used to think Philly was a sports town.

You know, you know what is also great.

Wow.

You know what you know is also great is when Deuce McBride's got the ball in his hands and everybody screaming, Deuce, before he shoots. Oh, yeah. Yep. You knew that was a major takeover when you heard that. You used to think Philly was a sports town. And that's a tough one. And that's a guy who played basketball. Yeah, he knows. Oh, they still got the Eagles. College basketball. Yeah. Yeah, that's an eagle town. It's not a Sixer town. Fair. Yep.

It was Tyrese, the Nick fans in full force in the building. It felt louder here for them than it did in the garden. And it's like, well, we got to put us up to it as a team, like winning these games. That's what's going to make, you know, our fans, like, louder than theirs or whatever.

I don't know how to keep them out. I don't know the logistics of it. But, you know, it does suck. I can't even lie. It definitely does suck. And so last hour I played that ABC 6 in Philly clip of the reporter that couldn't even really get through her report because all the Nick fans just surrounded her.

Very respectfully, but they certainly were louder than her and made their presence known.

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