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They're all by the concession stands, watching the TVs.

Because there's a white Ford Bronco chase with O.J. Simpson and A.C. Cowlings.

And isn't it ironic that yesterday, as the Knicks gets set to start the Eastern Conference Finals,

that Mark Furman, who became kind of the star of that OJ trial,

he died yesterday, bringing back memories of 1994, right?

Yeah, yeah, I saw the news about Mark Furman,

and I remember that game so well.

It's game five of sitting doing radio in the booth,

and we had a TV monitor, and I'm a young broadcaster. That was the biggest game I've ever

broadcast, and I'm losing my focus because I'm watching the Bronco, because NBC had a split

screen. They had the Bronco and he had the game.

And I remember saying to my statistician, Harry Robinson, hey, Harry, you got to turn the TV off.

I can't concentrate.

And he went to turn the TV off.

And that old broadcast location was in the middle of the stands.

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