Zach Lowe

Ewing's put back against Indiana.

Starks is dunk.

Even more recently, Brunson shot to close out the Pistons.

DiVincenzo's bang against the Sixers.

But so many of the Knicks iconic moments are things that have befallen them.

And there were like four different things that could have fit that category in this game, including heart missing that layup.

And then I don't even like eventually they take the lead Brunson hits a floater to put them up by one castle gets fouled after Josh Hart misses a box out.

I don't know if he missed the box out so much on yet another Fox miss as he was

concerned with Wemba Yama more than Castle.

Like he kind of, he kind of sandwiched Wemba Yama, who's obviously the biggest offensive rebounding for that, but it left Castle naked.

Castle makes both three of those again.

And I was walking back to your point right before Josh went into the, into the press area.

I was walking back toward that area and he was like in that little doorway up the stairs waiting to go in.

and he saw me, and I know Josh a little bit, and he made eye contact.

He's like, hey, what's up?

And I shook his hand, and we talked a little bit for a minute, and he was, like, shell-shocked.

He was not, like, celebrating.

He looked, like, a little bit out of it.

And then I saw the comments, and I wasn't surprised that he said that because, look, he's an all-time beloved Knick already.

Just the way he plays is so fans gravitate to it, but...