Hey there, next fans. How you doing? It's your boy Jonathan Macri with you for another episode of the Nix Film School podcast and 25 for 25 where we are counting down the top 25 Knicks, I think is what we've settled on of the last 25 seasons.

This is the last time I'll say this, but as a reminder, we are starting with the 2000,

2001 season.

So the 2000 playoffs are not counting for this, although I don't think that's very relevant

for the player we're going to talk about today because he was probably, oh, let's see if I could get, if I could nail this, three years old in 2000, whereabouts, Andrew Claudio is maybe looking this up.

We are, of course, up to lucky number 23.

Dante D. Vincenzo, who I'm very excited to talk about for a variety of reasons.

How are you, Andrew?

I'm good. Born in 1997, Dr. Divencenzzo. Job well done. John McRey.

Thank you, sir. I'm here all day. So, yeah, Dante Divencenzzo. Job well done. John McRey. Thank you, sir.

I'm here all day.

So, yeah, Dante Divencenzo is one of the, well, how should I put this?

So one of the very few Knicks on this list who is on it despite only having one season of service time with the Knicks.

The difference between him and the one other player on the list, I think, who only has one season under his belt with the Knicks,

is that Dante DeVincenzo, as of now,

in perpetuity, will only have one season under his belt as a Nick.

And again, we already talked about Jeremy Lynn.

I had assumed that we would have a couple of one season wonders that would make the top 25.

It turns out it's only Dante.

Before we start talking about Dante, is there, when we talk about the greatest one

season next, does anyone else even come to mind for you?

Or is it just go right to Dante?

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