Do you feel it, man?

Do you have the butterflies yet?

I got the butterflies.

I'm feeling Nick's fever.

Do you got the fever?

I got the fever, but I'll tell you what, they got to do exactly what Oklahoma City did last night.

I mean, that's laid the hammer down at home, game one, set the tone of the series and come out flying.

And I know that the pasters are a very good team. I, you know, I've listened intently over the last couple days of just how good they are,

how deep they are, how well they run, how well they move the ball, how well they shoot.

Oh, my God.

You would think on a national level that the Knicks don't even have a chance.

And this was what was irking me yesterday.

And it just continues and continues and continues.

All I can tell you is that, you know, this is going to be a fever pitch tonight.

Every game that the Knicks play from here on in is going to be the most expensive game, the most important game,

and it's just going to go on and on and on as long as they continue to keep winning.

Yes, and that's what we've seen, like, you know, last year and then when they first got back to the playoffs with Julius Randall back of the day,

is like, oh, man, this is the first time for this, first time for that, last year, first time for this.

And now here in 2025, it's the first time for them getting back to the Eastern Conference Finals. And I think the things that make you feel encouraged about the Knicks is the fact that they played their best game of the postseason, the last game they played.

And they played it at home.

So you've heard about them peaking potentially right now is a word that I have heard out there.

That would be great.

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