Alex Schiffer

I think more than anything, the Knicks are a good example for some of the other incompetent organizations around the city that there is a light at the end of the tunnel if you hire the right people.

The Jets haven't made the playoffs since I was in high school.

The Devils have wasted a lot of top picks.

We can go down the line.

And I think, you know, the Knicks were such a joke when I was in high school and all the different ways they found themselves to get in the news.

I think that them winning would just be like the ultimate palate cleanse, basically, of all the vibes they had for the past 20 years or so.

So from a cap perspective, I think it's impressive given the way they found a way to build this roster and not while missing on free agents over the years, such as LeBron, Kevin Durant, etc.,

But for the city, I would be – I'm scared to go to the game on Monday, sir, just because I don't know what's going to happen if they win and how I get home.

I struggle with this question because I wasn't alive to see a lot of them, like Missouri's own Bill Bradley.

So from a playing perspective, I think he's the most important free agent signing in the history of the franchise.

From a who was the better player one-on-one or stats-wise, I'm going to sit that out.

But right now, it's hard not to put him on Mount Rushmore, especially if they win the whole thing, right?

Him, Pat Ewing...

Him, Pat Ewing, I'm trying to think of who the other two I would go with are.

I was going to say Frazier probably, and then I think the last one is maybe a preference thing.

Do you go Bill Bradley?

Do you go David the Busher?

Do you go Roman Rowe?

Willis Reed.

Willis Reed, yeah.