Mike Breen

We did the first two rounds, I think, then, but not the conference final.

So I had a baseline seat along press row and I was right under the basket when he hit that shot.

Wow.

And everybody says, and they might be correct, that as loud as the building can ever be, that amazing shot that NBC had in that that shows the crowd erupt, I think that builds into that because there's been a lot of moments where you just can't hear yourself.

But that was special.

The thing I always remember about that was Chris Childs running over to Johnson right away to remind him, you still got a free throw to shoot here, pal.

That was a cool moment.

Well, that could have been a career ending call for me.

So we're on the radio and we're on courtside right next to the Knick bench.

The shot was down the other end on the near side.

So when I can't see down the left corner because people are standing and it's all the way down.

So when he takes the shot.

I don't know if he's behind the three-point line or not.

So when the shot goes up, I don't know if it's a two-pointer or a three-pointer.

Now, usually on stuff like that, play-by-play voices will tell you, if you can't see if he's behind the line,

You look at the reps, you check out the reps and they had that hand signal that it's a three point attempt.

But all three of the reps were blocked.

I couldn't see them if they had the hand up.

So the shot is up and if it goes in,

It's either a tie game overtime or the Knicks win the championship.