Wow, wow, wow, the Eddie Scissary, one of two left.

What is up, Al Dukes?

That was a dream night for you.

How are you, my man?

How so, Jerry?

I mean, you got one of the best fourth quarter comebacks you will ever see.

The garden was on fire.

The Knicks are three wins away.

I mean, let's be honest, the series is over.

There are three wins away from the NBA finals until they play the Spurs or the Thunder.

You had a, I mean, right up your alley and inside the park grand slam, Ben Rice is tied with Aaron Judge.

I mean, what kind of a night is that?

It was quite a night, Jerry.

I'm hoping for a Knicks sweep. Oh, I think you might get it. Nice four games, get some days off from next. You might get it. And then right to the championship. Well, I mean, if the Cavaliers aren't going to win that game last night, I mean, I don't understand how they're winning any games, especially with the way these nicks. Now, I would tell you this. I got to go back and look at the details, but if I go back to, I think it was, when I was covering the nets back in the day when you were at 1027 WNEW doing wacky bits with Ron and Fez. Oh yeah, we did a lot of wacky bits over there.

I believe it was 2002.

I was in Boston covering the Nets, Nets Celtics conference finals.

The Nets were up 26 in the third quarter, and I believe they were up 21 to start the fourth.

There's something like that, or 20, whatever, they lost.

They came back and won the next game in Boston and wound up winning the series.

So it's not like the Cavaliers are dead.

This feels different, though, to me.

They feel dead.

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