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Back at it on V-Sin prime time alongside Matt humans.

I'm Dustin Swietelson, and we are in front of game two of the NBA finals.

Coming off of New York Knicks, comeback win, tell me if you heard that story before,

as we're going back well over around a month now here with the Knicks on this win streak, Matt.

105-95.

They knock off the Spurs in game one, but I think a lot of us anticipate the Spurs coming back with a vengeance in game two.

Dustin, who knew at the time, who could have known at the time that the NBA Cup championship in Las Vegas between the Knicks and the Spurs is going to be a

foreshadowing of the NBA finals. You wonder, Adam Silver, did he mess around and Paula David Stern

to ensure the NBA Cup matters going forward? All right to preview the rest of this series,

to see if the Knicks can handle what they're doing right now, 12 wins in a row, something we have not seen in a long time since the Warriors in their heyday to help us break it down. We're going out to New York. Chris Persianen is going to join us now. Covers the Knicks, Clutch Sports or Clutch Points, NWFAN, and he joins us now here on the Progressive Guest Line. So, Chris, talk to me. You're watching the game play out on Monday.

Brunson gets hurt.

They somehow manage in those minutes, eventually a comeback win.

What would you say was the biggest key to victory for New York in game one?

Oh, man.

The biggest key to victory for the New York Knicks in game one. Oh, man. The biggest key to victory for the New York Knicks in game one was their resilience.

Jalen Brinson used to, if he had to pick one word, define this Knicks team by their

resilience.

This was back when Julius Randall was his co-star.

And he used to say say we're a resilient

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