I would like to introduce the voice, the color analyst's voice of Fordham Women's Basketball

and arguably the greatest fan of the men's basketball team that Fordham University has ever seen.

Chris Percy Einen, how are you? Please share your thoughts on the last two games and how far this team can go.

Hey, what's going on?

I was being held hostage by what I presume was Twitter running a live tweaked version of its own app and I just couldn't like spaces didn't exist

at all like I couldn't view other people's spaces I couldn't join one I had someone DM this one to

me I couldn't join it it was a whole debacle. Thanks, Elon.

But I don't want to say it, so I wouldn't get, you know, like automatically removed or whatever.

But, you know, we're here now.

With that said, New York Knicks, since acquiring Josh Hart, and I said this, you know, I was a guest on the Strickland podcast, and I said this on there, there's no one area of the team.

And, you know, this was before Robinson had returned.

I said, once Robinson is back, there will be no one area of the team that is

significantly lacking in talent or ability or whatever. If you want to say it's rebounding,

everything ever says that's wrong. If you want to say it's passing, well, Emmanuel quickly

getting as many minutes as he has recently.

And Isaiah Hartinstein, you know, kind of working off of that Achilles thing he had has looked more comfortable.

And those two are bringing some really free-flowing ball movement to that second unit.

Add in, I'll be topping in his minutes that he gets, but also Jalen Brunson.

And then, you know,

you have the Grimes willing ball mover, Ball mover, Barrett making good reads in his last

couple games. You can tell he watched some tape over the All-Star break and probably didn't

really like what he saw from himself. So you can just see he's been, you know, notably better these

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