Rick Dollywall

And we're so used to seeing these professional athletes fairly composed.

You know, once in a while, you have a moment of, like, oh, the pressure got to him or something like that, right?

That was...

in my opinion, a whole team feeling the... And you can understand it, too.

Feeling the weight of the situation, the NBA Finals that you're in.

Going, uh-oh, what's going on here?

But, like...

The crowd, which they had completely quieted in the first half, and it was dead in there.

Yes.

Absolutely dead.

And then all of a sudden, can you imagine what it's like?

You're on that court.

And you are in what they would call the most famous arena in the world.

And for good reason.

So many things have happened at Madison Square Garden.

From sports to any, I mean, the stage is immense.

And then the Knicks start making a comeback.

And the crowd, if you've been in Madison Square Garden, there's a special type of loud that Madison Square Garden has.

And then you're, wait a minute, this game is slipping away.

Wait a minute.