Kane Pitman

Had to flush all the lines.

How are we all doing?

It's always a pleasure.

I know this time of year I'm always going to hear from you guys, but every single time it's a treat for me and I'm glad to talk to you, particularly with Miles.

We do go way back.

I'll say that.

We can't talk about that.

Yeah, it was incredible.

I mean, I've been largely in the States for most of the last decade, been to 50 to 100 Knicks games at Madison Square Garden, and none of them have been like that.

But I also lent on people that are there every single night.

And I had a conversation with Mike Breen, pregame, who's obviously calling the games for...

but he also is the local play-by-play caller for the Knicks for all their home games.

And he said in his 35 years of calling the team, he's never seen anything like this.

He hasn't seen the attention on the team, the craziness on the streets, and overall the excitement in this city to have a team hopefully break a 53-year championship drought.

So it was special to be there.

Certainly feel very fortunate, even if the home fans weren't too happy by the end of the game.

Well, it has.

And I think the crazy part about it for the Knicks, they hadn't lost in over 45 days.

They hadn't lost since late in April.

So I think the big question for that team now is they came back to this city.