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New York is the city that never sleeps, and neither does Sal Likata, from Flushing in the

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Sal sounds off on the biggest sports news of the day.

Welcome to WFAN Daily with Sal Likata.

Still trying to process what the hell just happened there.

First of all, the initial reaction is great that the NICS were able to win that game

and go up two games to none on the Philadelphia 76ers. But watching the entire game, it was more of the same from game

one. And yet in this particular game, the Knicks got even luckier with that final bounce by

Jalen Brunson to go in. And then the no foul and the Knicks get the rebound. Maxie just

Maxie's a great player,

but the Sixers just have their head up there rear around the entire game. I mean, they're soft,

they're not smart, but they're more talented than Knicks are. And beat and Max here, the two most

talented players by a long shot on the floor. And you thought for a little while it was going to be

enough to get the win and split, you know, even the series up in one game apiece and go back to Philadelphia. That was not the case. Obviously, the Knicks got lucky with the Brunson bounce for the three, then on the inbound. And then DeVincenzo, not the first time, but the second time. I mean, keep chucking threes. Eventually one's going to go down. And that's what happened. Sixers couldn't get a rebound there at the end and the Knicks get a win that the only thing that it reminded me of was Reggie Miller way back, you know, in the mid-90s

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