What are you going to remember this series for?

And I want to give you a specific example before you answer that.

When the Knicks lost to the Pacers a decade ago, in 2013,

so 11 years ago, that series against Indiana, which they lost in six, is remembered

for one moment.

That's it.

Everything is boiled down to one moment in time in which the Knicks were up by two with about five minutes ago and

Carmelo Anthony had his shot blocked at the basket by Roy Hibbert. That's it.

No one else remembers.

Like, I'll give you this.

Okay, so Roy Hibbert blocks Carmelo Anthony.

The Knicks are up by two.

How did the Pacers tie the game?

Yeah.

How did they go ahead?

I got to be honest, I don't remember.

And history doesn't remember.

So I bring that up because to show you that sometimes series are remembered by just one moment. If the Knicks lose this series, is this series

going to be remembered by the Mother's Day Massacre? Or, and this is the answer I'm looking for is it going to be remembered by how they lost game three

It's going to be remembered by how they lost game three am I wrong? I don't think the story's been written yet though I think really now it's a three game series and whatever happens over the next three games.

I think you're right, Lugi, because it now is even. Now it's a race to two as opposed to four and so now if they get blown out again and

it's a post-Mother's Day massacre then that will give that will be

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