the Knicks comeback last night. It was as improbable as any comeback I have seen because this

team was playing terrible. They were doing nothing that they were doing in their seven game

winning streak defensively. They were bad. They were missing shots, missing threes. There were

so many open threes from the Cavaliers last night before the Knicks finally started turning it

around. I just, I couldn't believe how wide open these guys were and the broadcast was talking

about it. It's just nothing we had really seen. And maybe part of that was the fact that O.G.

Ananobe wasn't really as explosive as we had seen him prior to the injury until the overtime.

That might have had something to do with it.

And it only looked like Mikhail Bridges was the only one inspired on the defensive end

until seven minutes to go, a little more than seven minutes to go in the fourth quarter.

Yeah, both teams missed a ton of shots, and it was really...

Bad game.

Well, yeah, because it's a make or miss league.

Gee, you know that. But when Jaylen Brunson needed to make it happen, he made it happen. And then they locked down on defense, and they were contesting shots. But even if Sam Merrill had a chance to win the game right there right at the end. You know, maybe if that's tyrese halliburton that's going

in yeah true or donovan mitchell taking that shot it's going in and i have to say like donovan

played great for three quarters i mean he was doing everything he wanted to do for three quarters and

then all of a sudden he kind of disappeared uh i felt like i don't know did you feel like samuro

was just he just kept shooting?

Well, yeah, I mean, that's what he does.

That's why he's on the team is to make big shots like that.

This one didn't go down, looked like it was about to.

You got the half the bang, half a bang from Mike Breen, but that would have been devastating.

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