Steven Wino

Good morning, guys.

You sure you got the wrong number here?

Don't we always talk hockey?

Well, I did games one and two in Raleigh, and now I'm back home in New York now.

doing the Knicks, and this is, you guys are right, New York is a scene right now.

I can't explain, if you're not here, it's hard to explain what it's like in the city right now, and just the energy in town, the place is on fire.

I don't know what it's going to be like tonight.

I don't even know, as someone who just moved here 11 months ago, what it's going to be like for an NBA Finals game in New York City.

Well, we, there's not a whole lot of reaction other than we just keep the news keeps coming out.

We've got, we've,

heard from the NYPD, we've heard from the Secret Service, we've heard from Madison Square Garden and the Knicks about this.

I don't know what's going... I don't know what... We're sort of waiting for it to happen.

And for those of us tonight getting to Madison Square Garden, it's, hey, we can get in at 4.30.

The tip-off is 8.42 Eastern Time.

And we don't know kind of what it's going to be like.

So I don't... There's not been a whole lot of reaction other than,

There's going to be people in the streets anyway, but they may not be showing the game on that giant video screen outside Madison Square Garden that people have been congregating and watching that because of the Secret Service and Donald Trump being there that they're not going to be able to do that.

So there's not going to be a whole lot of reaction to it, but there's just going to be people everywhere.

It's a matter of how close people can actually get or not get to Madison Square Garden.

Wemby, for a 22-year-old kid, is a really impressive athlete and human being.