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It's the media buzz meter with Howard Kurtz.

I admit it. I admit it.

The Knicks were incredibly, incredibly lucky to win game two of the NBA finals against the San Antonio Spurs.

In fact, they were in the midst of a historic collapse before coming away with a one-point victory.

It was a cliffhanger.

The Spurs trying to avoid losing the second straight game in their home arena before having to go to New York came out with a different

strategy where they picked up every Nick player as they were bringing the ball up, just putting on a lot of pressure in that sense,

trying to limit the running gun game.

And it kind of worked for a while,

but what they did ultimately was to hire themselves out.

And by the third quarter, and then certainly by the fourth quarter,

which is usually the Knicks magic time, they had fallen behind.

In fact, the Knicks, with about six minutes to go, had a 14-point lead.

And, you know, it's over, you know, it's a lot to come back from.

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