The morning after the Knicks eliminate the Hawks, after watching what happened last night,

it was amazing that this wasn't a sweep.

It wasn't a gentleman sweep, as they call it, in five games of the series actually somehow went to six games.

When Mike Brown explained in the post game that Quinn Snyder did some things to them that made them a better team.

And the adjustments in trying to figure things out when things aren't working is why you

change a coach.

And that's what the Knicks did early on in this series.

We were complaining about how Tibbs wasn't around and would a Tibbs team lose a game

like the Knicks lost in game two?

Well, now we're talking about what a Tibbs team win a game like they won in game six on the road and elimination game.

How about a game four or five at six?

Yeah, I mean, three straight dominate.

They're also dominating game one too, by the way.

They did.

Absolutely.

Got a little dicey at the end.

But every one of their wins was a

really a statement win. So now you look around the league, and I'm certainly rooting for the

Orlando Magic because if you knock the pistons out, I'm still, even though the pistons have

not played well, and they've been punked by the magic and the everlasting image so far in that series

is Jalen Duran getting dunked on by Kane and falling over. I still don't love the matchup

with the Knicks and the Pistons because of what we've seen this year in a regular season. Now,

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