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You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. The Knicks roll the Cavaliers. Jalen Brunson is your MVP. And now they wait since the Spurs and the Thunder are tied at two games apiece. When you think about the Cavaliers, because normally what we do before we move on to talk about the team that advanced, we talk about the team that didn't. And for the Cleveland Cavaliers, they brought in James Harden. They took a swing. The reason why they didn't win a game or they didn't advance is not on James Harden. Now, he's part of the problem, not part of the solution. And at his age, he's no longer that offensive machine. And you saw that throughout this series. And I think we've got to come up with a different word, maybe a softer word for quit.
Because Charles Barkley, the Inside the NBA guys, talked about the Cavaliers quitting. And I don't know what that word is because I think it's dangerous to throw that word out. They are professionals. They get paid a lot of money to play. And how do you just decide to quit? Is it said? No. Do you talk about it? Because it was a team then that quit. And I don't know if it's kind of systemic that all of a sudden you see somebody not really hustling. And I look at second-chance points, and this is what the Knicks dominated, 32-5. And to me, that's just attitude. That's wanting something more than the other person does. Now, you might say, well, they're down 3-0. Okay, go back to the first game. There's no excuse for that.
And if they win that game, does that change anything in this series? Like, are the Knicks that much better than the Cavs that the Cavs had their moment, lost their moment, and then never found their moment again? And I talked about that loss after game one. I said some losses are more than just one loss. And you saw that because it kind of permeated through the Cleveland Cavaliers. And I felt bad for Donovan Mitchell. He's trying to fire up his team. You're in the Eastern Conference Finals. You should not need to be, you should not need a cheerleader. And that was what was surprising there. So if you have a suggestion on a different word for quit, I'm all ears for that. We'll have a poll question, play of the day, stat of the day, all of that forthcoming.
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