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You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. We'll start with that, with the Knicks beating the Spurs. That was Saturday night. They win it four games to one. And I think history is probably going to show this as, oh, four games to one, it only went five. Well, keep this in mind, that the Spurs, if I looked at their chances of winning, okay, in the four games they lost, they were 91% chance to win game one, 72% chance to win game two, 99% chance to win game four, 95% chance to win game five. They had double-digit leads. It just felt like they ran out of gas. And give credit to the Knicks because you wanted to have a team that had something in the tank, and they did, and that something was Jalen Brunson.
If you look at the time spent leading in the NBA Finals, The Spurs led 72% of the time. The Knicks 24%, 4% of the series, was tied. Four games to one feels like a blowout, but it wasn't. The Spurs were in these games. It was just you're waiting for a moment, and the moment never happened. But the moment did happen for the Knicks. And congratulations to them, certainly their fans, and Jalen Brunson is your MVP. And he spoke about playing with these guys to win the championship.
Words can't describe it, but I'll say I put a lot of time and effort into trying to be the best player I can be to try to help a team win.
Just really thankful I have the organization, the coaching staff, my teammates to have my back every single day. I think that means the most to me.
So we'll talk to his college coach, Jay Wright. He'll join us coming up. And I know this is a narrative that it still seems to be people are not going to get off this podium. You didn't think Jalen Brunson could be. You're absolutely right. And you know what? Everybody else thought the same way. So for everybody who wants to point out that we didn't think he could be a number one, his own head coach in college, Jay Wright is on record as saying he did not think he could be this.
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