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This is V-Sin Primetime, Femi Bedfay, alongside Will Hill, here hanging out with you guys as we break down the NBA and Stanley Cup

playoffs and Will we have a really, really fun entertaining series going on between the

Cleveland Cavaliers and the New York Knicks. And usually I wouldn't say that after just one game,

but the game that we saw Tuesday night, it warrants it. After UCA team have an epic

collapse and an epic comeback, little column A, little column B, but that's how things tend to go

in the world of sports. As the Knicks, a race a 22-point deficit with seven and a half

minutes to play in the fourth quarter, they forced overtime, they end up winning, and not only

did they win,

they also covered, which is still remarkable 48 hours later. But now to spin it forward to game

two Thursday night, Knicks laying six and a half total at 216. Do you see this as a, hey, the Knicks are going to kind of continue this momentum

and maybe the Cavaliers turn one loss into two or is this a nice by low spot on a Cleveland

team that I don't think too many people, even Cavs fans have positive feelings about right now.

I think the Knicks are going to win and I think that there's a hangover,

a carryover effect. That's my just natural brain as a sports fan as a better. But I have to admit,

we're sitting here a week ago. The calves were on the flip side of this. The pistons were up nine,

under three minutes to go and had the ball with a, you know, 245 to go with the ball, nine point lead, blew that game. You're thinking, all right, the pistons are never going to get off the mat. They're never going to recover. They went into Cleveland Friday night and they blew them away. So sometimes, you know, we convey our thoughts onto these athletes. like oh man i, I would be so bummed out that, so they're going to be bummed out.

These guys make millions of dollars. They've got very good lives. You know what? They roll out the balls and they play. So I think that stuff, and I've learned the hard way. I think that stuff can be a little bit overblown. I think if they lose in game two, which I do think they're going to lose,

I don't know that it's going to be because of that.

I would actually, if I had to take lose in game two, which I do think they're going to lose.

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