There'd been so many games where the Knicks had blown out their opponent.

You know, most of the games, I guess, well, three out of the four against the Sixers,

three out of four against the Cavs.

But there were several moments last night where I felt that feeling that I hadn't felt in a long time,

which is, you know, will they be able to pull this one off?

And ultimately, they did.

And, you know, there was a couple, obviously Brunson going out early and then the 20 to

three run that the spurs go on.

Now they pull away the spurs a little bit in the third quarter going up 14.

And then when he comes out, Richard Jefferson immediately goes, this is where the Knicks have to capitalize and cut into this lead.

And they did exactly that and eveninging it up going into the fourth quarter.

And then Mike Brown, you know, he kept Jalen Brunson on the bench for the first five and a half minutes of the fourth quarter.

And then he came in and did his thing.

And then it was, you know, towards the end of the game with some of those big threes.

Obviously the Brunson won after the tip ball rebound, offensive rebound over to Brunson, the biggest shot of the game.

But, you know, to see them face that adversity on the road in the NBA finals with everything

that was going on and still in the end, win by double digits, it's as impressive of a win

as they've had this postseason.

Yeah, look, OG had three, at three threes.

You had Shaman had two threes. You had Shammon had two threes.

You had Miles McBride dropping threes.

You have so many players that are a part of this.

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