I'm ready. Yeah, Frank, we're ready.

All right, this is allow me to be Frank.

We're in home base today.

No Chicago this week after a little bit of a run, but we're in home base and ready to discuss the New York Knicks ripping the heart out of Jenks

ripping the heart out of Jenks' chest last night.

Oh, that's what we're gonna start off with?

It's the most relevant topic. Yeah, let's talk about it, Jenks.

Right, yeah, we may as well get it out of the way.

So I'll say this as an absolute diehard Nix fan

absolutely one of the most brutal losses in my living memory.

When I was a kid we had a, I remember in 1998,

we had a game in the second round Ewing was hurt that year but Miller

hit a three pointer in game four that basically set us up to lose game five similar

feeling when at the end of that game watching them fall apart. I do

think though game two was basically the inverse. The series has been a war. It's been a pleasure to watch. There's been some dirty plays. There's been some aggressive stuff, but it's like old school NBA playoff basketball and for any serious contender when it trying to take a positive spin on it

you're gonna have some heartbreak games on the way so hopefully the Knicks can

learn from this going to Philadelphia when people are listening to this podcast,

hopefully the Knicks have closed it out.

And if they go into Philadelphia and lose,

then that's why for all the people that say you should try to lose at the end

the regular season whatever they've got home court so we come home we try to

win if that's the case the last thing I'll say is I'm so proud of the Knicks

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