Chris Percy-Einen

They're not really, you know, flapped by distractions or things like this.

They've proven throughout the season that

Well, even if things look bad, they might be bad, but they'll figure it out.

That said, a lot going on the other day, right?

You've got 27 years since the last time the Knicks brought the NBA Finals to New York City.

So there's buildup.

You know, fans are like a shaken soda bottle a little bit.

Then the president,

is in town regardless of anything.

The president being in town means the several block radius around the garden is closed off to the public.

Black fences were up and they had all sorts of, you know, things set up and streets blocked off.

So there were so many different factors.

This is, this is why I was saying I'm interested to kind of dissect the

just the environment at game four today because then I'll be able to figure out, okay, how much of the weirdness of game three was this is the first finals game of this building in 27 years.

People don't know how to handle it or the president's here and there were loud boos and people feel a little off or whatever it is, right?

All the people, all the officials, whatever it is, I'm interested to see if

what a larger sample size looks like tonight, because we always knew there were going to be two games in San Antonio, two games in New York.

I don't think anyone saw the Knicks winning both in San Antonio.

And I think if you asked any of those people, if the Spurs would then win game three, they probably would, you would, you would have lost them there.

So I don't know if anyone had a road team, road team, road team coming through the first three games.