Jason

All right, welcome to Hoops Tonight here at The Volume.

Happy Saturday, everybody.

Hope all of you guys are having a great start to your weekend.

Well, the New York Knicks look like they are finals bound as they win 121-108 in Cleveland, taking a 3-0 lead in the series.

And as we all know, no one has ever come back from down 3-0 in any playoff series in NBA history.

We'll see if the Cavs can do it.

I severely doubt it.

I want to dig into tonight some of the similarities between the Knicks and the Thunder and what I think is going to be kind of an interesting formula for teams to try to copy as we move forward in this era of NBA basketball.

Excited to break this game down from the perspective of both teams.

If you guys have any questions, drop them in the chat.

Jackson's going to come on in the tail end of the show, and we will dig into the mailbag and kind of bounce around the league and get into some of the other storylines in the conference finals.

You guys know the drill.

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All right, let's talk some basketball.

So first of all, there's, I want to dig into a similarity between the Knicks and the thunder to start.

And then we'll dig into some of the specifics from the game.