It's amazing. You think back on December the 3rd. Knicks were 10 and 13. They were struggling.

Tom Thibito changed the rotation. Cut it down to 9. They've obviously made additions with play like Josh Hart.

And the next keep on rolling.

Let's freaking go. Okay.

Oh, we're getting to some fun stuff now, man.

This is, we'll talk about what real is, but this season is starting to feel pretty real.

This is a big win tonight.

I don't even know what the final score was.

I should probably pay attention to those sorts of things.

Final score was 109.94.

I don't think either team scored in like the last three minutes.

That's fine.

This is a big win over the Boston Celtics at home.

I know the Boston Celtics did not have Jalen Brown.

They didn't really have Jason Tatum either tonight.

Six of 18, 14 points, nine assists as my good friend,

Bernard Osirowski just texted to our Nick's text thread.

Tatum kind of quit on his team.

I don't know how else to say it there, but this is not a Celtics post game.

We'll let them talk about that.

So, yeah, no Brown bad Tatum and the Celtics shot 9 of 42 from Deep for a 21% conversion rate.

Without looking it up, I have to think that's one of the three or four worst conversion rates they've had from deep in a game this season. Some of that was the Knicks. Some of that was just some misses. There was a sequence that I'm thinking of in particular midway through the fourth quarter where back-to-back misses on pretty good looks from Mike Muscala and I think Hauser had the second one. Either of those go down. I mean, I think the first one would have made it a seven point game. Another one would have made it. Would have been a nice momentum shift. They didn't make them. They didn't make a lot of threes tonight. You know why, though? I don't feel bad about this win at all. A couple reasons.

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