Cunningham, looked like he pushed off a bit, Hardaway, open three, no, passes at Beasley, another three.

It's good, Malik Beasley with a killer three and quiets the garden crowd.

Two killer threes from the left corner, tantalizing, mesmerizing the Knicks with his prowess.

He had seven three-pointers in December.

He's got six three-pointers.

And now he's dancing, taunting the fans.

And prancing, timely hooping.

All right.

Welcome to the Knicks Film School post-game show presented by BetUS here after the Knicks lost to the Detroit Pistons final score 124 to 119.

Lots to talk about in this game. And I don't know if this is a silver lining, a gift or a curse,

but it feels like for the first time in a while we could actually discuss the basketball

involved in the basketball game because there's a lot of like,

there's a lot of legitimate basketball stuff to talk about as far as why the

Knicks lost that game as opposed to it feels like for the first time and forever,

we don't have to talk about the energy or,

or really that's really been the conversation, right?

For a while now, do the Knicks have enough energy and,

or shooting slumps?

What other kind of amorphous things?

You know, whether anybody's coming to play or someone's, you know, not living up to their end of the bargain.

Like, the Knicks showed up, like, all their players went out and, like you know commensurate games some guys had better

games than others not everybody was great i don't think anybody was terrible um you know we can we can talk

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