Grant Irving

And as much as people must hate on New York and don't love the New York sports teams, I get it.

It's hard not to appreciate the heart of a champion that this team had coming back the way they did.

and not being built of five-star recruits and superstars, and then finding a way to unite this entire city together.

I said it early on with you, I am not a gatekeeper with this team.

There's a lot of people who are like, get off the bandwagon.

You're a 35-year-old mother who lives out in Armonk, New York.

You don't get to post about the Knicks on Instagram now.

No, come aboard.

Everybody is allowed to come on board, and I love that this team welcomed everybody with open arms.

Darius, it's one.

It's the city game.

It is.

And it goes back to the 50s and the 60s and City College and all that.

And then you go through the 80s with Chris Mullen and Kenny Anderson and all the city legends to Marbury and Telfair.

And you go through the list.

It's always been the city game.

And it takes place at Rucker Park and it takes place at West 4th and it takes place in Brooklyn and it takes place everywhere.

This is the city game.

And to see the city be able to celebrate like this is truly wonderful.

And Pat, you mentioned, when's it going to wear off?