Krissy Hoadley

He was the tech guy that made the stuff that goes on the big board, on the screen.

That's what he did.

And he would make those templates and those designs and he would work with the team that would then put them up through the game.

So I was listening to him talk to this lady and he lived in like Evanston, Indiana or something like that.

But he would fly into New York for three or four days a week.

Sounded familiar to me.

And he was even saying like, you know, he's been working for MSG for 15 years and this is like nothing like it.

The town was insane.

Every park had a watch party.

When I got back from dinner at about 9.15, I got into my hotel room.

I'm around a bunch of big buildings.

I had a balcony in my room.

You could just go on the balcony.

You could see in the city all the people that are watching their televisions, watching the Knicks.

So exciting.

It was very exciting.

On the town like where I was in Soho, people had written things on the sidewalk like about the Knicks, like, you know, facts about the Knicks, statistics, you know, cheering on the Knicks.

And people were just stopping and reading it, taking pictures.

It was a very it was like a very festive mood.

Until it wasn't a festive mood.