Jalen Brunson and Karl-Anthony Towns combined for 59 points to lead the Knicks to a game four win over the Detroit Pistons, aided by a missed foul call on Tim Hardaway Jr. Dave DuFour and Es Baraheni react to the weekend’s wild finishes between the Clippers and Nuggets, the Knicks and Pistons, and the Wolves and Lakers. Then, they take a look at the 3-1 series and ask, “Is it over?”Host: Dave DuFourWith: Es BaraheniExecutive Producer: Andrew SchlechtAudio Producer: Grayson Moodyhttps://www.nytimes.com/athletic/nba/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Good morning and welcome to the NBA Daily. Coming up, we had some crazy finishes in the playoffs over the weekend and a bunch of teams are down 3-1. Some playoff hopes are dead. Good morning, everybody. Good morning, S. Good morning. Good weekend of basketball. No Xena today. She took the day off. We'll just say congratulations, and that's it. We'll just leave it very vague for you guys.
S, we had another great weekend of basketball. This playoff run for us has been awesome. Absolutely. With all of the hours and hours of basketball that we watched over the weekend, it's funny that we're going to spend all this time talking about about 15 seconds from three games because we had controversial slash exciting finishes in multiple games. I happen to be in the building.
for the Clippers Nuggets game four. And as I had a perfect angle, you know, the media seats, they like to put you on the corners. Oh, yeah. And it's good for scouting because you don't have to turn your head when you're watching the game.
Great angle, right?
Right. I don't have to move. I can see everything. I can see both, you know, all four corners. It's very easy to see the action. And I was across from the spot where Jokic not only made the Sambor shuffle, you know, with like whatever it was, 30 seconds left to tie the game up, but also,
had the perfect angle across from Jokic to see him miss the last shot perfectly and to see Aaron Gordon grab it. The initial reaction in the building was shock. Number one, into a dome is extremely loud. I don't know how that comes across on TV. No, it did sound loud. Yes. Two nights. The two playoff games that I've attended there were just I mean, it was amazing how loud the crowd was.
And then it went dead silent when when Aaron Gordon caught that ball and put it through. And we're all, you know, on press row. We were running to the to the replay review, basically, you know, right there on press row. And we're all watching and we don't know the rule. And I mean, look, I coach the sport. I don't know the rule. I'm thinking to myself, well, it's through the cylinder.
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