So the Cavaliers will raise their lead best record to 46 and 10.

Nix 3K Winstreet comes to an end.

Rough one for the Knicks here in Cleveland is a false 142 to 105.

No time to hang their head.

They're going to have to get this tape and learn what they can because with a short turnaround as far as the 1 p.m. start time on Sunday, the Boston Celtics moon.

All right. Welcome to the KFS postgame show presented by Betus. I'm DJ Zulo. It's become kind of a

pattern now doing the post games after a blowout

loss against a big time team on national TV. Listen, let's have a little fun with this.

I mean, it is what it is. It was brutal. It was brutal from the start. It had all the,

had all the indications that it was going to be one of those nights where Cleveland was going to hit every shot.

And you saw early the Knicks sort of make some tougher buckets.

It quickly became a layup, dunk three point fast versus a bunch of like tough twos for the Knicks.

That pattern basically persisted throughout the entire game and the Knicks never really were

in the game, briefly to start. But it was a blowout from the start and that's how it finished.

And listen, I hate doing it because I did it after the Boston game, the last Boston

game where the Knicks got shellacked.

But I have to do it again.

And I can't get away from it because it has to be the theme.

This is now, Knicks have played six games against the Celtics, the Thunder, and the

Cavaliers. Six games. The average score, if I'm games against the Celtics, the Thunder, and the Cavaliers.

Six games.

The average score, if I'm at this correct, is 126 to 105.

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