Chia Hao Tat

I was going to do this in the second segment, but let's do it now. There's two separate Knicks conversations right now, and they're running parallel to each other. One is, this is an incredible missed opportunity for them if they can't get out of the series. When you think about just going back Embiid and Paul George in Philly, that falls apart.

Just that Christmas game, the highlights from the Christmas game over and over again. Look at what we had that two hours.

Just that Christmas game, the highlights from the Christmas game over and over again. Look at what we had that two hours.

Just that Christmas game, the highlights from the Christmas game over and over again. Look at what we had that two hours.

So Philly never happens. Let's go there. Philly just never happens. Butler blows up Miami. Dame ruptures his Achilles. Boston chokes the first two games away. And then Tatum gets hurt for a year in game four. And then Indy knocks out a 64-win team that had home court advantage throughout the playoffs. So you stack all this stuff together. And it's a borderline miracle if you're the Knicks.

So Philly never happens. Let's go there. Philly just never happens. Butler blows up Miami. Dame ruptures his Achilles. Boston chokes the first two games away. And then Tatum gets hurt for a year in game four. And then Indy knocks out a 64-win team that had home court advantage throughout the playoffs. So you stack all this stuff together. And it's a borderline miracle if you're the Knicks.

So Philly never happens. Let's go there. Philly just never happens. Butler blows up Miami. Dame ruptures his Achilles. Boston chokes the first two games away. And then Tatum gets hurt for a year in game four. And then Indy knocks out a 64-win team that had home court advantage throughout the playoffs. So you stack all this stuff together. And it's a borderline miracle if you're the Knicks.

Not only were you able to keep your five guys healthy finally for the playoffs, that was the big fear. We're going to have Towns in April and May. We're going to have Inanobi in April and May. All the miles we're putting on Brunson and Bridges and Hart. All of them are healthy. Perfect situation. And they're down 3-1 to the Pacers.

Not only were you able to keep your five guys healthy finally for the playoffs, that was the big fear. We're going to have Towns in April and May. We're going to have Inanobi in April and May. All the miles we're putting on Brunson and Bridges and Hart. All of them are healthy. Perfect situation. And they're down 3-1 to the Pacers.

Not only were you able to keep your five guys healthy finally for the playoffs, that was the big fear. We're going to have Towns in April and May. We're going to have Inanobi in April and May. All the miles we're putting on Brunson and Bridges and Hart. All of them are healthy. Perfect situation. And they're down 3-1 to the Pacers.

And by the way, it's never going to get better for our situation than it is for them right now. I don't think. I think this is the moment. So that's one conversation.

And by the way, it's never going to get better for our situation than it is for them right now. I don't think. I think this is the moment. So that's one conversation.

And by the way, it's never going to get better for our situation than it is for them right now. I don't think. I think this is the moment. So that's one conversation.

So I don't, I'm not as, I'm not as like, yeah, this is one of my favorite basketball playoff theories. And then one that I always think of is Spurs sons, 2008. When, um, that Duncan made that crazy. What was it like a one-legged three? It goes in a double overtime and the sons lose. And it was like, these teams are too close. They're not, they should have won game one.

So I don't, I'm not as, I'm not as like, yeah, this is one of my favorite basketball playoff theories. And then one that I always think of is Spurs sons, 2008. When, um, that Duncan made that crazy. What was it like a one-legged three? It goes in a double overtime and the sons lose. And it was like, these teams are too close. They're not, they should have won game one.

So I don't, I'm not as, I'm not as like, yeah, this is one of my favorite basketball playoff theories. And then one that I always think of is Spurs sons, 2008. When, um, that Duncan made that crazy. What was it like a one-legged three? It goes in a double overtime and the sons lose. And it was like, these teams are too close. They're not, they should have won game one.

They're not good enough to beat the Spurs five times. You beat them four. Five seems unrealistic.

They're not good enough to beat the Spurs five times. You beat them four. Five seems unrealistic.

They're not good enough to beat the Spurs five times. You beat them four. Five seems unrealistic.

Last year, didn't Jalen Brown hit that three in the corner to send an OT? Wasn't that game one?