Ian Begley

You know, so much on the court's going to stand out, but just for me, I don't know.

This is a little maybe strange to the common viewer, but I'm at the garden for every game.

And always, always, always, there are fans after the game who want to take pictures with the court behind them, who want to kind of mill around and soak it in.

And the ushers' jobs are to get everybody out of there.

So, you know, five, ten minutes after the game,

They're getting everybody out.

Hey, you got to go.

It's time to leave.

No more.

And so they're breaking up whatever kind of party there is in the stands after a game.

There was not that last night, Zach, as you know, because 10 minutes, 20 minutes, 25 minutes, a half hour after that game.

The court was filled with fans.

The stands were filled with fans.

The garden was playing Don't Stop Believin'.

They were playing some Frank Sinatra.

Everybody's singing along.

It's a big party.

And the security guards were not telling anyone to leave.

And it was just kind of emblematic of how special that moment was and how much...

People are going to kind of grasp onto that moment and talk about it for years to come.