Jim Jackson was one of my favorite players to watch both in college and the NBA.

He is now one of the most respected voices in broadcasting, doing a lot of work with Fox.

He is kind enough to join us here during a very busy time.

What's going on, Jim?

Nothing too much, man.

A lot of basketball, unfortunately, not anymore for the Cleveland Cavs.

So shout out to the Knicks for getting back to the finals.

But we got a heck of a series, you know, coming up these next three games with OKC and San Antonio.

So no complaints, brother.

How are you?

I'm doing good.

Thank you.

Were you surprised it was that easy for the Knicks?

I really was.

And the reason why I say that is because with the makeup of the Cavs team, they've always

seem to play hard.

Whether you win the game or not, you know, sometimes you can't control that.

What surprised me was the lack of effort that continue kind of from the end of game three.

Right.

That that kind of rolled over, spilled over to game four at the beginning,

giving up all those transition layups.

That just sort of the body language just wasn't there from the beginning.

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