Brad Blanks

The Knicks would go on a nine-point-to-zero run, and then the Spurs would get four points.

And then it was sort of to-ing and fro-ing.

And at the 15-point mark when they were down, you know, in the fourth quarter, there was a little bit of excitement.

Jeez, we're on here.

And it was sort of like maybe having a laugh that there's no way they –

And then it went to nine points and the garden got louder and then it went to seven points and Taylor Swift started dancing.

And that's when, you know, this stuff just, it turned on, we're a chance here and we're, we're all witness to something that is going to be historic in terms of comebacks in such a critical stage of a, you know, a seven game series.

And, and, and,

It came true at the end.

I mean, there were so many moments where the Spurs screwed up.

When you go back and break that game down, if that Fox Spurs player, if he had just held the ball and got fouled instead of trying to lay up a dunk there.

I mean, you had the brilliance of OG blocking that dunk and then throwing the ball in 10 seconds later and then coming over the top for that fingertip and the place just shook.

I think it's the best thing I've ever seen.

I always loved the Patrick Rafter.

I was at Rafter Ivanovic when they went 2,000 backpacker Aussies in there on the Monday after the washout on the Sunday.

Back in 2001, actually, yeah.

And that was just an epic, you know, five set up.

And sad to see Rafter go down, but what a day.

And I love the New York Giants beating the undefeated Patriots, you know, for that Super Bowl in the 2007 season.

And that David Tyree catch and then the Plexigo Burris touchdown afterwards to take the lead.