Number one, the Knicks Celtics game tomorrow at Madison Square Garden, 3.30 tip.

Maybe the biggest game in the Knicks recent history.

Playoff tickets just to get in on the aftermarket, $650, just to get into the arena in the upper levels.

Tickets are thousands and thousands of dollars apiece.

This is equivalent to some of the biggest sporting events of the year.

We talked about how the garden will be insane tomorrow afternoon. The ticket

prices are insane. It's going to be, I think, a worthwhile watch, even if you're not an NBA

fan, just to see how lit this crowd will be. The Knicks have a two-to-nothing series lead. There

was just one NBA playoff game last night.

No Steph Curry for the Warriors meant a disaster. I mean, honestly, there was a point in that game.

I think, you know, it started during one of the in-between periods for the caps, but it was 13 to nothing,

Minnesota in like five minutes had elapsed. I was wondering if Golden State could even possibly get to 50 points in the game.

They got to 93, but they lost by 24.

It was actually competitive at one point in the second half, but Draymond Green got hit with a deadball technical foul. There was 846 to go in the second quarter. Nasreed,

who's playing very well for Minnesota, fouled Draymond Green, and Green then flailed his arms and

his left arm, knocked into Naz Reed's head, Reed fell to the floor.

They went to the monitor.

Reed was called for a personal foul, which was accurate.

And then Green, Draymond Green, was assessed a deadball technical after the review, which I thought was also the right call.

He is now two technicals short of receiving an

automatic one-game suspension. This was, Draymond Green then was very lucky that he didn't get

teed up again with a, uh, with, with a technical foul because he argued for a while, Steph Curry had to

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