We don't know how bad it is. I'm hoping it's some sort of cramp or something, and we get a great result or great news today.

But O.G. Ananovi leaves the game in the fourth quarter. He is grabbing his right hamstring.

He's had problems with hamstrings before. And if he is out for an extended period of time and he's been probably maybe not even arguably

the Knicks best player in the postseason, then we have a completely different outlook on how

far this team can go.

So we don't know what it is yet, so I don't want to get too carried away, but I definitely

feel a lot different about the Knicks as I sit here this morning with this unknown O.G.N. and Obie hamstring situation. Good morning, Boomer. How are you? Yeah, good morning, G. And don't forget, no Mitchell Robinson last night due to illness. And then you had Joel M.B. wake up in the morning and say, you know, I'm generally sore. So maybe I shouldn't play this playoff game. I mean, come on, what are we doing here? I mean, you got hockey players

playing without MCLs and LCLs and meniscus tears and everything else. Everybody lay in their

body on the line to win a Stanley Cup. And then you hear that Joel Embed is not playing. And actually,

I think it worked out better for these 76ers because they tend to be a

faster team without him.

Yes.

I feel like he clogs up the entire game and a lot of these guys defer to him on the court.

So while, yeah, I'm worried about O.G. Anominy, it has left hamstring like I was two

years ago, like everybody was two years

ago. Just the shock that Joelle Embed wasn't playing. Now, if you told me, he wasn't playing

because he took a shot to the solar plexes and it may have affected his appendectomy. I would totally

get that. But he basically told the coach or the coach told the media that it was general

soreness.

And I'm like, you got to be kidding me.

So I don't know the total extent of what he's complaining about.

But it sounds rather weak to me.

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