Took my granddaughter to her first rock concert.

We're seeing Stilly Day.

Look at her makeup.

It looks so scary.

Good morning.

Sweet world.

And welcome to the No Dunks podcast on the Athletic Network. It's Tuesday, April 23rd, 2024. I'm Jay Eskietz here in the Classic Factory and alongside me, as always. Tasmellis. Playoffs, lovers. This one's for you. Next to him, it's the bearded one, a top shot, hot boy, Trey Kirby. Hey, yo!

And last but not least, over yonder, making the magic happen. Super producer, JD. Hello. There he is, and here we are. Shout out to the stream team. Joining us live on YouTube, hit the like button, subscribe, podcast listeners, five-star ratings and reviews. We had a trio of game two's last night, two of which came down to wild endings. The other one, Magic Cavs. You want to start with that one? Get it out of the way? Save it to the end. Let's go deep on Magic Cavs. Oh, man, what a night. Making up for sort of that lackluster weekend, where we had a lot of blowouts. Just incredible finishes. We'll begin in Madison Square Garden. Dante DiVincenzo caps a desperate rally by the Knicks with a three. Knicks beat

the 76ers somehow 104, 101 to take the 2-0 lead. Again, DeVinchenzo hits the three, his second attempt at it, because we had Brunton bouncing

in a lucky one.

Hell, we had Kyle, we had Kyle Lowry missing a pretty key free throw in the end, split a pair

there with like 47 seconds ago.

Brunton, lucky bounce.

Then the inbound's craziness of maybe Maxie getting fouled, Nick Nurse wanting to time out, the ball coughing up, it finds this way, obviously Josh Hart.

They get it out, Devinchenzo misses.

Okay, and they got to stop.

Oh, Hartinstein comes flying in.

He grabs an offensive rebound, swings it to OG back to Dante.

And he hits that three.

And then, oh, yeah, the Sixers,

they had a couple chances after that. But my God, Tass, Madison Square Garden was going nuts.

I'm already tired about the protest talk from the Sixers side, because I just want to talk about

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