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You are listening to the Dan Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. Let's make way for Scott Van Pelt, SportsCenter host at the Garden. Van Pese, you're at halftime. What's the building like?
I don't know.
Well, the building was on fire because the Wu-Tang Clan was on the floor, Dan. And as you know, the Wu-Tang Clan ain't nothing to... So, it was actually... I felt terrible because, you know, here comes the Wu-Tang. This is New York royalty. I mean, they're down by a million, and they did the best they could to get the building kind of back but i mean i i see timothy chalamet at halftime we're fast friends now me and me and tim uh and he's like i don't know scott i said it i said there's a saying it's a cliche in sport but next play next play and the thing about nba games you know this you've covered them for many years that 48 minutes is a long time man that's a long time and so i'm talking to my guy stanford steve and i say you think they get this to single digits at any point and he said i think they will and i said i do not and as we know uh they did but it was at halftime there were not many optimists in the building
Yeah, and I kept waiting to see, was there going to be a moment, or can I pinpoint a moment? And I just mentioned with nine and a half to go, they go on a 32-11 run. I just kept wondering what Mitch Johnson was thinking. Because unless he wasn't thinking in the moment of, this is real, he might think, oh, we're going to win this. The question is, how much are we going to win this by? How accountable do you make him? I know we can talk about De'Aaron Fox, but let's start with the head coach.
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