The New York Knicks over the last four games are slaughtering their opponents.

They have outscored their opponents in the last 12 consecutive quarters.

So they haven't lost a quarter.

Twelve straight quarters they've won.

And if you go back to the last 19 quarters of basketball they've played,

they have outscored their opponents 17 times, tied one of those

times, and lost one of those times.

That is the domination that we are witnessing right now.

And a part of it is, yes, they're shooting the lights out.

No doubt.

They shot 63% from the field yesterday.

Right.

And 51% from three.

In game six against Atlanta, they shot 59% from the field yesterday. Right. And 51% from 3. In game 6 against Atlanta, they shot 59% from the field.

The game before that, they shot 57% from the field.

But what's nuts, Teak, is that even though yes, they are shooting at a clip that feels unsustainable,

it's not like they're making a lot of crazy shots.

No.

I mean, they're making kind of their typical shots. Well, they're also just making the shots that are given to them.

And I think we saw this in the Atlanta series, and it kind of became informative of what could

happen in the 76ers series. We know Atlanta likes to play fast, right? That was their M.mo. That was their advantage over the Knicks. And what did the Knicks do, especially in those last two games in five and six? You're like, all right, you want to play fast? We're going to play fast. And we're going to execute better than you, playing fast. And so when they get to the 76ers series, the Sixers don't want to play fast. And so Joel Embed is getting run around because the Knicks are now playing a different kind of basketball.

And so this is something when we asked this question before the playoffs even started, you said, who's going to be the guy we most talk about on the Knicks, whether it was Cat or Jalen Brunson or Mike Brown.

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