When I got the car last night, the Knicks were just entering into the fourth quarter.

And I said, what's that score?

Yeah, I know.

That was amazing to me.

So, and Nicola Jokic, I was looking this morning, I see where he scores 31 points.

Yeah.

And I'm like, all right, so he does his thing.

How to hell did they just absolutely wipe out the defending world champions. Yeah, I mean, I really think what it was was they had a long road

trip, the Nuggets. They came in. The Nicks at home against the defending champs had a point to prove.

The Nuggets were basically like, I can't wait to get home. The Knicks come in. They're playing

defense or flying all over the place. They're playing the best basketball of the year. And in that first quarter, they just dominate them.

And the nuggets are like, okay, we can't keep up with this today.

And the best part about this is, you know, how many years did we sit here and watch every single superstar in basketball, come into the garden and have a career night.

And they take it over.

And they say, oh, the mecca, this is the greatest.

And 50 for this guy.

And 60 for that guy.

And 40 and 15 for this guy.

So you're used to that.

So when Yokic comes in, you're thinking, oh, this guy's going to have 45, 18, and seven blocks, you know. But no, not anymore, not anymore, as they

are defending the home court and it was just awesome. So that's what I think of was. I think that in

a long regular season, you're a team like the Nuggets who played all the way to the end last

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