Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages, welcome to KFS study hall.

My name is Sean Fadw, and thank you for joining me today on this not as cold, but still a little chilly day in the New York metropolitan area on this Sunday afternoon.

First of foremost, I do want to say today we're recording this on March 9th.

March 9th, 1997 is a day that we lost the late, great, notorious B.I.G.

I would be remiss if I did not take a bit of a second to give props to the all-time King of New York.

That is Christopher Wallace.

I know Mensa, who my partner in crime, Brooklyn Native, will not push back on that at all one bit.

So just want to give some depth and show some love and remember as to the notorious BIG.

With that being said, the Knicks have had a pretty rough week, one and four since the last time that we spoke on, we were spoke on these airways.

After beating the Miami Heat 1, 16, 112 and overtime, which I enjoy because always like beating the Miami Heat.

They lost three in a row, 160, 114, 102 to the Golden State Warriors,

113, 109 to Los Angeles Lakers, and then the very next night, 105, 95 to Los Angeles

Clippers. Now, there's been a lot of, as always, you know, no, every Knicks game requires a lot of scuttle, but a lot of discussion, a lot of everything, when, lose, or, and draw if they could.

My biggest takeaway, I'll say this, there was, if you listen to the post game show on Tuesday night, excuse me, Thursday night after the Laker game, there's a lot of pointed figures on, a lot of pointed finger at Tom Tibido on the post game show to which John said he was actually kind of surprised that that's how it went.

He didn't think that the losses on him because he thought the Knicks played well for three quarters.

And I think it would be unfair to blame Tom Tibido solely for the loss.

As what, listen, any game win or lose, it's hard to really blame one person.

But I think what drew the ire of Knicks fans towards Tibido is it's, it's with the losses,

it's not the what as much as the how.

And I think how we lost really stuck in the crawl of Knicks fans because I'll tell you what I saw.

I saw the same prevent offense down the stretch that we have seen so many times where the Knicks

play not to lose. And when you play not to lose, you never win.

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