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After a event-filled Monday all over the sports world, Tuesday, we keep it rolling in the NBA playoffs.

Matt, New York Knicks sitting back, rested after a sweep of the Philadelphia 76ers

and the Detroit Pistons.

Well, they're not playing.

The one seed, adios, which means the Knicks get home court advantage against the Cleveland

Cavaliers.

But Matt, is this a situation as we look ahead to Tuesday night? The Knicks get home court advantage against the Cleveland Cavaliers.

But Matt, is this a situation as we look ahead to Tuesday night?

Or maybe it isn't like Philly in game one against the Knicks. When they walked into Madison Square Garden got absolutely hammered,

is this a spot where in game seven?

Cavaliers had this thing in the bag pretty late in or early in the game and there wasn't a ton of stress. Could this be a decent situational spot

for the Cavaliers despite the Knicks being as well rested as they are? I think it could be.

I think the cabs going to the series with a lot of confidence.

They didn't have to expend a whole hell of a lot of energy in game seven against the Pistons on the road.

Pathetic performance by the Pistons.

Caves win that game by 31 and they can coast in the second half and look forward to the next series.

If anything here, I would play the dog tomorrow night getting seven or seven and a half with the calves. And I think that, you know, the rest for the Knicks could be a bit of a negative. They've been sitting around. I think the calves roll in with confidence could be an advantage. We'll see how that plays out. That's just my theory on that. But also, you don't have to worry about James Hardin.

No showing in a game seven.

Hardin in game seven, two for 10, 0 for six from three.

Actually, missed three free throws.

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