Pablo Torre

Like creating a nuclear weapon out of a multi-ethnic melting pot.

And I think the thing that the Brazilians, because I saw Brazilian, again, in their yellow jerseys, Brazilian World Cup fans testifying to how impressive it is

Like, Knicks fandom, how impressive that is.

And I think it's worth explaining to everybody who's just, like, new to the bandwagon and to the New York sports scene.

Knicks fandom was never like this.

Never.

Like, that's—and when we say, like, we welcome—again, speaking as a New Yorker, but you, as, again, like, the mayor of all of this— welcoming the casuals aboard—

Again, you went to L.A., you came back welcoming people into this coalition.

All they know is a version of Karl-Anthony Towns.

Yes.

That is one of the toughest motherfuckers.

But speaking of parental relations, I do think we should point out that one noted celebrity Nick fan does seem like he found a child of his own.

John Turturro, who is at, he's at Liberty Games.

He's at Knicks games.

He's a New York icon.

He's everywhere.

A genuine icon.

Reuniting with what is obviously his own son in Landry Shamit.

He's out here...

Quietly looking like not only every race that you mentioned combined into one.