Es Baraheni

through the first three quarters and were not able to find any offense they fell and Jalen Brunson woke up as took over that game and Knicks got the win yeah I love the seeing the like compilations of comebacks because you can hear MSG start to just bubble with anticipation and so

When Jose Alvarado is hitting the shots, when Jalen Brunson is getting to any spot he wants, any scoring, the energy is palpable.

And by the way, the Knicks really needed that win after getting smoked the other day by the Pistons.

It was like you have to answer in a way that is defiant.

And I really, really like that from the Knicks perspective.

It's like we needed a win.

We figured it out from the Rockets perspective, though.

My God, like how can you be worse as a clutch offense than last season with Kevin Durant on your roster?

They were 18th in clutch offense last year.

They're 22nd this year.

If you go up and down their fourth quarter box score, a men Thompson,

played nine minutes, took zero shots.

Dorian Finney-Smith played 10 minutes.

It was a minus 16 in 10 minutes.

He clearly has not worked out as a signing for the Rockets.

And then obviously there's so much reliance on Kevin Durant and Alperen Shengun to create everything, but there's just not enough shot making around them to make any of it make sense.

I just, I don't know what the answers are.

I'm not necessarily sure the answers are on the roster, but...

But if you get yourself into close games with the Rockets, the chances are you're going to beat them at this point.

So no SGA, no Jalen Williams, no AJ Mitchell, no Alex Caruso in this game for the Thunder.