Hello, everybody and welcome to another edition of the Knicks Film School podcast.

My name is Andrew Claudio, and we are continuing our 25 for 25 series, the top 25 nicks of the past 25 seasons.

Back with an honorable mention, and we're going to talk about a current Nick, as you can already tell from the description of this episode, and probably why you clicked on this thumbnail, and joining me to talk about a villain overgrad that won multiple championships that for some reason is not as beloved as the rest of the villain overgrads that won titles in college.

Metsa, my fellow Mets fan, technically my fellow Jets fan, although my relationship with the New York

Jet has been documented.

Mensa, how are you, sir?

I'm good.

I'm good.

Like we were talking about earlier, the Jets have already been disappointing.

The seasons are falling right where they need to be on September 16th.

Seasons just started. But thank God for Jalen Brunson. Thank God for the New York Knicks. And thank God for one of the guys are going to get ready to discuss because he is going to make my life a lot happier in terms of support.

I sure hope so.

And the reason we're doing McKell Bridges, we're talking about Michael Bridges today, is because you and I both had him in our top 25s.

In fact, we'll start there with the actual rankings.

If you're watching on YouTube, you can see it on the screen.

McKell Bridges fell at 28 on the rankings. I had him listed at 25. In fact,

you, me, Kev, Jeremy, Jeremy, France, Jeremy, Goldstein, aka France, and Mark all had him

in our top 25s, but nobody as high as you who had him at 21, although Mark

did have the same ranking as you at 21. We like to go through the resume of these folks,

the difficult thing about a Mikhail Bridges resume. I'll just mention for those watching on

YouTube and I guess not watching on YouTube for the audio feed. Yes, I have number 27 blacked out.

You will want to tune in this weekend when we talk about number 27.

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