Chris Percy-Einen

Good morning.

I am from

First of all, very interested to see the result of tonight's game.

And second of all, I'm a little concerned about the roof of Madison Square Garden if the Knicks can take a 3-1 lead in New York City.

I got to say, it was strange.

It was a different feeling than every other round in the postseason.

there's two reasons for that.

One of the reasons is the finals are a little more important than the other rounds of the postseason.

And the other reason is the sitting president didn't come to see any of the first three rounds.

So, you know, entrances closed off.

One of the main towers of the building closed off for like an hour and a half during the game is just...

You know, it was weird.

But I guess what I'm trying to say ultimately is weird doesn't have to mean bad, right?

Like weird can mean, oh, this is, you know, a new frontier for the Knicks.

They've never made it to this round, this and that.

But I don't know.

So I'm interested for tonight so I can try and kind of dissect what

What the heck was going on the other day?

Exactly.

So I would like to think that this Knick group is a bunch of 30-year-old veterans in their prime of their careers.