Over the last 20, 21 games, whatever it is, Jaylen's averaging 30 a game.

He has basically every year of his career, even going back to college, he basically gets better

every single year.

And this is the first time he's taken on a role of this sort in his professional career.

Do you consider these 20, 21, 22 games?

Do you consider it a hot streak or do you consider it a leap or you consider it somewhere between?

I mean, I think, you know, we saw it every step of his pro career. He did the same thing in

college. You know, he played a role in his freshman year. And then by his last year, he's

player of the year in college basketball.

He maybe is one of the most decorated college players in history to win two national championships and all the awards that he's won.

And then he goes to Dallas.

Somehow he's the second round pick.

You know, I don't understand that, but he was.

But it didn't derail him at all.

It didn't matter what other people thought he thought he was good and he knows he's good.

So he went in and worked, worked his way into a rotation, then eventually worked his way into

being a starter, and then eventually when he got this opportunity last year,

in the playoffs, we saw what he was capable of.

But the people that know him,

I don't think anyone is surprised by what he's doing.

Jessica, what's going on, Jess?

Six-seat New York Knicks, everyone.

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