Colin Cowherd

It always felt like to me, I said this 10 years ago, I've always argued the Yankees are the most productive and successful, but I've always felt the Knicks are the most popular.

The whole city's into the Knicks.

When you were a kid growing up, were the Knicks your favorite New York sports team?

We would go to the barbershop and watch it on a little black and white TV and watch them play against Jordan.

Whenever I saw Jordan play, he was this small.

So whenever I go and I say courtside, I say a major prayer and I look up a deck.

And I said, thank you, God, please.

And we're finally there at the big dance.

And when you see this emotion from fans, I saw a San Antonio fan today.

on one on tv and he was like yo man it was amazing to see the fans passion for their team and how much they want to win this is a guy that was our enemy on the other side he was like i mean you can't describe it when you're watching i got friends from la i got friends i lived in miami for 20 years those are arch rivals i argued every single day at the recording studio when

With 20 guys about to mix in it.

And those guys are finally calling me saying, yo, Joe, not for nothing, man, we happy for you, man.

We want you to win.

We happy for you.

Yeah, no, I think it's the most likable New York team that I ever remember.

And I always liked the Yankees, but I find there's an authenticity to the crowd, the people, the fans.

I want to end with this.

You got a new song called Victory Lap, five Grammy nominations for you.

You still perform, by the way.

Give Victory Lap some love here.