That'll be it and the Boston Celtics go to one and oh.

The defending NBA champions, getting their rings, hoisting the banner against what you think Reggie might be their

stiffest competition in the Eastern Conference really took care of them tonight, 132, 1.9.

And again, for people in New York, don't be coming out saying what's wrong with the next.

This is one game, one game.

Game one.

This team, when it's all said and done in the end, I feel is the second best team in the Eastern Conference.

They have everything that it takes. All right. Welcome to the second best team in the Eastern Conference. They have everything that it takes.

All right.

Welcome to the first official Knicks Film School postgame show of the regular season.

If you took the Celtics over tonight or you took anything, any prop bet whatsoever involving the Celtics.

Congratulations to you you so let's

get right to it um there are going to be a lot of reactions to this game and i think the challenge

in the immediate aftermath of it and we're going to have um we're going to have two and a half full days to talk about it because the next do not play again until Friday night.

The challenge is going to be to find the happy medium point between overreacting and underreacting, between viewing this game purely through an emotional

lens or trying to apply exclusively analysis to it.

And as is the case most times with these sorts of things, I would go and proffer that the truth is somewhere in between.

We will talk about the math of this game.

We will talk about the issues that the Knicks had in this game.

And we will talk about whether or not

the things that we saw, the problems that we saw are indicative of larger issues or merely a

one team that has a long way to go until they reach their optimal state playing a team that is

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