The Knicks didn't sweat out a playoff series at all against the Sixers.

They have been unbelievable as you get three straight wins against the Hawks dominant.

Four straight wins against the Sixers dominant.

And we wait to see who they play in the Eastern Conference Finals.

This is an amazing feeling, something we need to soak up and appreciate a lot more work to do.

But, I mean, there is nothing about this team that I can criticize right now outside of making

sure that OG Annanobie's healthy and he comes back and helps them get to where they want to be.

Good morning, Blumer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, G. I'm just like you, man. I'm not shocked,

but I am certainly, I mean, really, really happy.

I don't know what you could say.

I mean, the way this game started yesterday, it started with the three and it ended with the three.

And, you know, they set the, or they tie the playoff record for threes made by that last three towards the end of the game.

And it was just, you know,

it's an amazing performance and an amazing four-point, four-game run. And, you know, it's led by

Jaylon Brunson. But the great thing about this team, and I will harken back to the 1969

Knicks where they didn't have three-point shots, but the way that they're sharing the ball, and I think Mike Brown made mention of it last night on I saw it on MSG when Wally and Allen were doing their thing. Mike Brown was talking about, you know, 33 assists on like, I don't know how many points it was. And, you know, that was Nick basketball way back one in the 60s. I don't want to, you know, compare this team to that team, but that's the thing that I got

out of it. points it was. And, you know, that was Nick basketball way back one in the 60s. I don't want to,

you know, compare this team to that team, but that's the thing that I got out of it. I was sitting there watching this and watching the ball movement, especially early in the game. And the other thing, too, and this is why Joan Brunson is a superstar and why he's smart. Number one, you know, we saw, I don't know if you saw this. I did see the fact that,

you know, he left $113 million on the table. Oh, well, yeah, of course. So they could build a team around them. And by the way, the Knicks did build a team around him. And it took a couple years, but they basically built a team around him. And he has benefited from that. But this is where a superstar really shows who he is and how he becomes popular with

his own players. And it's not about him. And I know that when everybody is talking about him,

he tends to deflect and he talks about his teammates, which is great. But there was a moment in

this game and it was in the second half where, you know, Deuce McBride is going off. I mean, he is just going off. And that's great to see him finally fully healthy. And that's something that had been missing during the regular season. They didn't have that extra jump off the bench. But now he's starting because of O.G. And nobody's hurt. So they come down, and John Brunson's got a wide open three, but he sees Deuce in a corner and he gives him the ball.

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