And that'll do it.

The final score, Boston wins it.

131 to 104 behind 40 points from Jason Tatum.

He had 37 in the first meeting, 40 this time out.

And whenever he plays against New York, he's on that first bus.

Welcome to the Knicks Film School postgame show presented by Bet US.

DJ Zulo here coming to you moments after.

Unfortunately, another drubbing at the hands of the Boston Celtics.

Opening night, 132 to 109, final score.

Tonight, 131 to 104.

And if you didn't think so prior to the game, if you thought the Knicks were in the class

of this Boston Celtics team, you look at the standings and they're separated by a game or two.

And based on how the Celtics have played over the past month and a half, two months, a little stale, although signs that they were coming out of it, you could

have argued and made a compelling case that the Knicks were on the same level as this Celtics

team, the defending champions.

And I think what tonight proved is that the chasm between these two teams right now is a mile long. And there are many

reasons for that and we'll get into a lot of them. There are certainly, you know, micro issues

and concerns, valid concerns you can have about coaching decisions, about individual player performances. To me, right now, I think

we need to just sit and understand that this Celtics team was playing without Chris Saps,

Porzingis, who in my opinion is the reason why this team can get to the truly elite level.

This team was not playing with Drew Holiday, still an effective, a really effective basketball player at this stage.

And yes, I know Ogen and Obie wasn't playing.

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