Well, Doc Rivers, before the game, he said that he thought the Bucks lost to the Knicks in November here was their worst performance of the season.

This might top that.

But the Knicks came out angry.

They were told by the coach.

They had to come with more intensity.

After the OKC game, they did just that and bounced back at a big way. And there are two top guns where

the catalyst, Brunson and the cat. Nix were dominated Friday night. They do the dominating

tonight against the Bucks. Damn right. I was going to wear the man's jersey after that

performance. Welcome to the Nix Film School postgame show presented by BetUS.

Today we had a obviously Nick game happening at the same time as a NFL playoff Sunday.

So I have a feeling maybe some people out at sports bars where they might not have had on the Nick game or perhaps just folks, you know,

tune it out because they are still disgusted from what they saw on Friday night.

I am going to use that situation to my advantage right now because it allows me to set the scene

for what we witnessed today to anyone who may not have been watching the New York next play,

a game that eventually resulted in a decimation of the Milwaukee Bucks by the final score, 140 to 106.

But that's not really the biggest takeaway.

And it shouldn't be the biggest takeaway for anybody who watch this game or who cares about this team.

So this come out with the level of effort and engagement that you would expect of a team that is, you know, still fancying itself a semi-serious title contender,

despite what may have been going on here over the last week, and particularly what went on here

on Friday night. And they did what you think they would do. And a big part of that was

Jaylon Brunson, named captain of the New York Knicks towards the end of this offseason, coming out and doing the only thing that he knows how to do, which is, hey, I know when I need to distribute.

I know when I need to be more of a past first point guard, but I also know when I need to

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