I know Mess knows what I'm talking about

So we're going to go to Mess and then we'll go to Brendan.

Mess, the floor is yours.

Yeah, it is absolutely for Miami.

I've been in the front row of a lot of these series.

So, and to the point of the history of it being, you know, Pat Riley leaving us and going

to Miami and then, you know, the fight, the brawl, you know, we're beating them, and then, you know, we get the fighting in the league, suspense, Patrick Ewing in a game because he stepped two feet onto the floor to see what was going on, right?

And that team was, that team was ready to go. That team was going to win the chip.

But it's what I like, and I'm going to keep this short, I'm not going to take too much

of your time.

You know, looking at that Cleveland series, the Knicks handled their business.

And, you know, I think there was a lot of sports is, sports is very psychological.

Like the people don't understand the mental aspect that comes into play when it comes

in sports.

And when you've been hearing all season about how you should have gotten down to Mitchell

and how you should have been, he should be the guy.

He's an all star and makes me the star and they need this and they need that

and when you're potentially one of the guy that's going to be traded like yo you you you store that

away and I feel like the Knicks they made a statement by beating Cleveland the way they did like

yo like we don't need him we're we'll we're deal without him and I think RJ stepping up in me like we don't need him. We're good without him. And I think RJ stepping up in me, like, we don't need him.

We're good, right?

I also feel the criticism that we had about Donner Mitchell, you know, can't play,

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