Mike Breen

And Jalen probably would admit it himself.

And if you get the under 30 years of age New York Knicks fan, they're looking at Jalen Brunson as the greatest Knicks player of all time, not realizing what Frazier did in 70 and 73 and Willis Reed did and Patrick Ewing there for 15 years.

I get it.

That Seventh Avenue group, that's, you know, that crazy group of fans.

And most of them are under the age of 30.

They've never had any whiff of success.

And now they're taking full advantage of that and giving you that home court advantage that, you know, people.

It's weird how they have this, Mike.

Players talk about playing the garden.

Not the Knicks.

They play the Garden.

And it's still a magical place.

And does any other play... How would you compare OKC to the Garden with Noy's home court advantage?

Volume is as high, but the atmosphere is just different.

And you mentioned the players.

I've been talking about this for 20 years.

Yes, the Knicks do have a home court advantage, but they also have a home court disadvantage because most players, especially the best players on opposing teams, they can't wait to play there.

They can't play under those stage lights in front of the celebrities, in front of that buzz that that building has like very few others have.

So in some ways, it's a disadvantage.

And quite frankly, the last couple of years,