So I'm in Washington yesterday, and I put the alerts on just for score updates, just to kind of have an idea. And, you know, in the fourth quarter, I noticed they were down big. I don't remember in the moment. I know it was 17 now, but in the moment, I didn't really see exactly what I'm like, wow, you know, six minutes ago, the next are still down to the Cavaliers. Ah, they'll probably come back and win, but if they don't, whatever. and then I kind of lost track of it

and then I got in the car

I went to down to the Cavaliers. Ah, they'll probably come back and win, but if they don't, whatever. And then I kind of lost track of it.

And then I got in the car.

I went to my phone to see the score.

I saw the final alarm. Wow, they won the game. That's pretty impressive. And then I watch it back a little bit last night and then this morning. hell of a comeback win for this team

who really do seem to be

on a mission

given the fact or

obviously don't even need to say this

but this team who really do seem to be on a mission given the fact or obviously don't even

need to say this but you have to have good health they need to do that and i know josh hart a little

bit of an ankle issue yesterday but if this team stays healthy i feel like i repeat myself over and

over it seems really really good yeah i mean we j jj and i j j jjj and i jjjski, former fan guy, we taped the thing for S&Y that ran Christmas Eve. We're talking about gifts for the New Year, for the New York teams. And I went all the way. I really think that this has a legitimate chance for the Knicks to get a championship. I know the Thunder, if they get back there, are obviously formidable. We've already seen Nick Spurs in the NBA Cup final. San Antonio's been having the success against OKC these last couple weeks, but this Nick's team, I think the depth has been on full display. And I saw that yesterday with the comeback and the second unit and what Jordan Clarkson's brought off the bench. Obviously, Tyler Colick's got everyone up in a frenzy there at the garden yesterday.

So with Deuce McBride down right now and Landry Shammit out, it's sort of like, you know, you go a little bit further on the depth chart and you pair that with the guys that we already know about and feel like some of them have, you know, are showing off maybe another layer. Mikhail Bridges, I think, looks more comfortable this season than he did a year ago.

So you go right on down the list, And there's a lot to like, obviously. And when they get hot and start shooting the ball like they did in the fourth quarter yesterday, it makes you feel like anything's possible. Where almost when any shot goes up, you're just expecting that it's going to connect. And obviously, that was a big part of the turnaround yesterday. Mitchell Robinson's performance on both ends of the floor as far as the rebounds go and his

hustle and those effort plays that we've come to know and love from him. So they can beat you a lot of

different ways, I think. And what I like and what's refreshing about this team, even though obviously

they do have stars. And Jalen Brunson is a legit MVP candidate, it's not that like put together super

team that we've seen in the NBA. Like they have good players, really good players, but it's not

just three huge stars and then a bunch of the rest of the other guys. No, they go eight, nine deep

now. They really, and, and I think there's a lot of different layers to those guys and guys that bring different things to the table instead of everyone just looking at Brunson and maybe one or two other guys in the big moments to come up with the big play and the big shot. I feel like there's a lot of different guys that contribute on a night-in-night-out basis, and that was certainly on full

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