The New York Knicks, when we left here on Friday, had a couple of games against teams they hadn't done well against the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics.

And both of those games went exactly the way we did not want them to go in the way that they have gone the entire year.

We're the best teams, the three best teams in the league, they can't beat.

And it's not particularly close.

And I've had the opinion so far that, all right, had some injuries.

O.G. is not himself.

But Joe Robinson's not there.

You know, maybe it's not the team you're going to see in the playoffs.

The playoffs, the style of play changes regular season, not as much.

But now I'm starting to get worried because I don't know if they are good enough defensively

or capable enough defensively to handle these teams.

And it just feels like they are miles away.

I'm not giving up on them.

I'm so excited that there is a team that's a lock for the playoffs and there'll be a battle in the playoffs.

I don't want to lose sight of the fact that we didn't see this type of basketball for like

two decades. But we want to get to the next step and I'm not sure they can do it this year. Good

morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, Jay.alier game and the Celtic game will tell us where the Knicks are right now.

And obviously, they're not 100% we know that.

But still, even with Mitchell Robinson coming back, I don't know how much of a difference that will make.

Maybe a few more rebounds, maybe a few more block shots. I was telling you that when the Knicks play these teams, the Cavs, the Celtics, or the Thunder,

all of a sudden it becomes a little helter-skelter and shots don't go in, there are bad shots being taken,

defense is forgotten about, defensive rebounding is forgotten about, you know, things just happen

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