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Welcome to WFA and Daily with Sal Licata.

How freaking sick was that NICs game?

The NICS are back and maybe better than ever.

Hello, welcome to another edition of the WFandelli podcast with your host, Sal Likata.

Fun to be back coming off a huge Knicks performance win number nine.

Think of that. Nine straight wins for the Knicks,

and not only are the Knicks back, maybe they're better than ever. The Knicks putting the league on notice with these type of performances night in, night out. And this was one of those games

where, honestly, I would have been like, okay, had they lost to the Pacers, night out. And this was one of those games where, honestly, I would

have been like, okay, had they lost to the Pacers, it happens, down 15 early, you know, no

Anunobi, obviously Randall is out, you know, how many games in a row are they going to win.

Pacers are a good team. And yet they battle, they fight, they claw, they climb all the

way back, take the lead, show toughness, obviously Brunson leading the way, and we'll get

to more on him in a second, but this is an incredible win and this team is doing incredible things

to a point where you put limitations on them at your own

risk. We've said this a while ago, going back a few weeks, where I was saying I would not put a

ceiling on what this team could do. Brunson to me could be a number one on a championship team.

Randall can be a number two on a championship team. And now you're seeing,

and we've seen it since the Ananobe trade, what type of difference, you know, this team,

the different way that this team has played since that trade, you know, how the pieces fit

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