All right.

Well, if that was not one of the most frustrating evenings of the season, I don't know what was.

Not the worst loss of the year.

Honestly, not even close to the worst loss of the year, given a variety of reasons that we'll talk about tonight.

But it was definitely the most Sisyphian loss of the year.

I mean, you want to talk about the every point that was scored in that game,

for the Knicks at least, felt like rolling a goddamn two-ton boulder up a hill and then every

time you got close to the top it was just kind of not only roll back down but but run you

over in the process that's what that game felt like um as the Knicks fall by a final score 110

on 99th Golden State.

And more importantly, for big picture purposes, go four and eight in the month of February.

And as the most, actually, no, not at the moment.

They're regardless of what else happens tonight, regardless of what else happens tomorrow.

I'm actually not 100% sure of

what the schedule looks like on Saturday. But, you know, the Knicks are still in fourth.

So, you know, we'll, I'll get back to that a little bit later. But it's hard to feel great

right now. It's hard to feel great right now. And it's hard to feel great right now. It's hard to feel great right now,

and it's hard to feel great right now for a lot of reasons.

And I think this is about the moment where frustration is going to set in

with a lot of the fan base.

I'm expecting tonight to be just an ungodly bloodbath.

But that's why they pay me the big bucks.

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