Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber.

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All right there, everybody.

Welcome to Thursday, and I don't know how this next season is going to end.

I don't know if they're going to win an NBA championship or not, but I gotta tell you man,

they are having what I like to call championship DVD moments on a nightly basis and what that

means is you close your eyes after something magical happens and you ask yourself

can I see this on the championship DVD and I'm telling you right now I could make a list of 10 different things that would make the championship DVD but what I witnessed last night takes the cake.

Tiki Barbara doesn't believe in coincidences, maybe you believe in karma.

On the anniversary of without a shadow of a doubt the most

famous moment in New York Nick's history and that is Willis Reed limping

onto the court inspiring the garden crowd, and then really Wal Clyde Frazier

going to work as the Knicks won game seven to win their first NBA championship on

the anniversary of that. Like are you freaking kidding me on the

anniversary of that? J. L. L. Bronson disappears late first quarter. You don't see

him in the second quarter. A point lead turns into a 10 point

deficit we have no update because the clowns on TNT want to regurgitate

Reggie Miller's overrated history against the New York

next day told us what's going on with Jaylin and then finally dramatically there's

Jaylin Brunson warming up for the second half calmly telling the garden crowd I got

this and then that son bitch went to work and led the Knicks back, led the Knicks to victory, and that's a championship DVD moment.

Yes. And I was shaken after the game thinking, is this real?

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