Knicks Sound, Jazz On Yanks Roster, Jets & Giants Notes

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What did the Knicks' recent victory in Philadelphia reveal about their season?

Boomer Esiason 0:00
into the all-star break for the NBA, and the Knicks are a 35-20 team. Last night, one of those rare, easy victories in Philly. Marquardt is on this, and he puts it in, plus the foul. So he gets his fifth rebound, and at the line, he'll have a chance for his sixth point. He'll go along with seven assists. And that's how we finish. Tyler Murray with the call on MSG. The Knicks just walloped Philadelphia on the road. They played there last weekend, and it was a really tight game throughout. Last night was just a joke. Tyler Murray sounds just like Mike Breen. I think he sounds like Sean McDonough. Yeah, like when he's doing a play-by-play, he sounds just like Mike Green. Well, he is Tyler Murray. Jose Alvarado, 26 points, 5 steals, 8 of 13 from 3-point range.
Boomer Esiason 0:56
His head coach is Mike Brown.
Unknown 0:57
That's what we expected from Jose. You know, he had a tough game like we all did in the last game. He didn't shoot it well, but You know, you talk about a guy that's from New York, and now he goes home and he's playing in MSG for the first time. There's tons of emotions going on.
Boomer Esiason 1:12
And then he goes into Philadelphia and plays like that. Here he was himself on MSG. Talks about putting on the blue and white and orange.
Jazz Chisholm 1:19
It's crazy. I'm just getting in the rhythm again, you know, with the system, the plays, and then the coaching staff. But they're doing a great job of making it super easy. And, like, today, you know, I went my way, and we got to win.
Boomer Esiason 1:29
Maybe he'll be the missing piece. We will find out. Here was Carl Anthony Towns, 21 points, 11 rebounds. He says just a solid night top to bottom.
Paul Goldschmidt 1:37
It's always good to get a win. Great that we could go into the all-star break with some momentum and good vibes, you know, and feel good about how we're playing. So it's great to have that feeling and that moment. You know, we got, what, another week that we're not going to be playing basketball.
Boomer Esiason 1:55
Think about their last four games. They lose at Detroit. They come back. They beat Boston. They lose an overtime game to Indiana. And then they go out and just absolutely hammer Philadelphia. I mean, if that isn't the Knicks season in a nutshell. Or the NBA. It's just strange. You get some of these games that just don't make sense. And then some live up to the billing. Here was Nick Nurse. What happened to your guys?
Nick Nurse 2:18
Everything that's really disappointing. Obviously, we had zero readiness and energy physically or mentally. Whatever the case was.
Boomer Esiason 2:33
I was so glad that they had the zero energy. Now they're on their way to Cabo. Some of them, yeah. Tyrese Maxey basically was telling the guys, just relax and don't do anything. Chill out and be ready to go next week. So, we'll see. Nets lost to the Pacers 115-110. Micah Potter, we talked about him a lot. Against the Knicks, we had 19 points and 12 rebounds in that game. These guys own in New York, man. Apparently so. Living it up, as they say. UConn beat Butler 80-70, Seton Hall over Providence 87-80. Down at spring training, a couple of things of note here. Kodai Sangam at the media. He was asked by Joel Sherman, this is through a translator, obviously, have you lost any confidence that you can still be that front-line type of starter?
Kodai Senga 3:17
These past few years have been frustrating and tough mentally, really, but... And at some points, maybe I started to lose confidence. But in this world, it's either you do it or you don't. And I'm here to do it, and it's all theirs.
Boomer Esiason 3:31
Well, let's hope he actually pitches 35 times this year. I can't stand this guy. I really can't. I tried. There's too much thinking going on. There's a lot of thinking. Everything does seem like it's got to be perfectly in line for him. Yeah. I mean, what was the Jim Cott saying? You think long, you think wrong, whatever that was. Yeah. I mean, this guy's just... Do you think we're the generation of overthinkers? Yeah.
Yeah.
Boomer Esiason 3:56
Well, I mean, there's many generations. I mean, there's the Gen X and the Millennials and the Gen Z. Like, what are you talking about? Meaning in this day and age of YouTube, and everybody's an expert about everything, we think long and hard about whatever the case may be.

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