This Knicks game was just insane. And when you think about memories in the playoffs,

I remember the Allen Houston shot against Miami Heat game five in the first round.

Obviously the LJ 4 point play, we talked so much about that yesterday.

But the people that were in that building last night, they're never forgetting that.

That was as good as it gets.

And I don't want to hear about any foul calls that were missed, all the pitching that the Sixers were doing.

That was an all-time win by the Knicks. Good morning, Boomer. How are you?

You know, I'm doing great, Jay, and here's the great thing about being 63 years old.

I can remember games just like this when Walt Frazier was running the team back in the late 60s and the early 70s.

Now, there was no three-point line, obviously.

So he would have to manufacture a steel, get into the lane like Jalen Brunson does, jump up, or fake use jumping.

You have the defender jump, and he would jump into him,

and he would throw it into the basket, and somehow he'd come out with a three-point plate,

then steal the ball next, hit another one, and then get fouled, and then hit two foul shots,

and everybody would go home. So I immediately thought back to those great Red Holtzman teams who would do what the Knicks did last night.

And, you know, this is why, and it doesn't happen very often.

But when it does happen, it is incredible, it is amazing.

And watching, like, Hartstein basically come down with a rebound, throw it to Ananobe.

Ananoby, then Anadobie throw it to DeFincenzo.

Who just bricked the three, five seconds earlier.

I mean, but that's championship DAA.

It's unbelievable.

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