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later on this hour right there from the mothership at circle Las Vegas ahead of UFC 328.

But Jensen, what a pleasure to welcome back to the program, Dexter Henry.

And boy, am I envious of a guy who gets to talk sports in New York City every day, sports anchor for the New York Post.

Give a follow on X at D. Henry TV and joins us now here on the progressive guest line.

And Dexter, boy, there's never a shortage, I think, of things to talk about in New York City.

But right now, for the Knicks being up to O, and I know it's been a minute since Willis Reed

and the inspirational Game 7 to come out and help win an NBA championship,

are we thinking Nick's NBA title for real right now in the

city that never sleeps? Well, I can tell you this, fans definitely here are, you know,

with them being up to oh. And I think it's the way they've looked, you know, five game winning

streak, the way they've looked on both ends of the ball, guys, that's been really encouraging.

So fans are, yes, they are dreaming. Now, some of those dreams and hopes felt a little bit dashed at the end of the game two with Ogen and O'N and Obey going down with a hamstring injury. But some decent news yesterday, we don't know the grade of the hamstring injury, but he's listed his day to day. He's questionable for tonight's game three. So look, if the Knicks, who haven't looked this consistent all season long, look the way they have these past five games, yeah, they absolutely can get to the finals. Now, can they beat Oklahoma City or even I say San Antonio if they get there? That I'm not so sure about, but this is the Knicks team, the way they're playing. Yeah, fans have an absolute right to have hope to believe

that they can't get to the NBA finals for sure. All right. Again, as a Cleveland fan here,

Dexter, I am I am as distraught as can be watching James Harden just, you know, do the proverbial

everything down his leg in prime time.

Donovan Mitchell gets 30 last night.

But I said at the beginning of the series, I thought this team looked soft in round one.

I was a very worried about the physicality angle going up against Detroit, who just had to go blow for blow with Orlando in their first round

series. Are we dead in the water here in Cleveland? Because the pistons execute down the

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