The Bernard King Christmas Day game, they lost that game.

So it's funny how we remember like these moments, but we forget who actually won.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, no, I do.

Like the Knicks won that game.

Three-point revolution, that's great.

You guys got to leave.

Like, I left the bar pissed off that night.

You know what I mean? Well, I think that's the point, though.

The moment was bigger than the game.

I mean, Steph Curry's 11 for 14, and that

11 for 13, I should say, in 54-point game, was bigger than the

game itself. Yeah, because he's changed basketball. It mattered

less that they lost that game. What mattered was that he created this image that kids want to now do this thing.

No, you're right.

It's just funny because when Bernard King, obviously, I know about this from the past.

I wasn't around for it.

But Bernard King on Christmas Day scored 60 in a game against the Nets,

the New Jersey Nets at Madison Square

Garden. And it's like, oh my God, Bernard King, 60 points. That net's won the game. That always

makes me laugh. Like, doesn't the winner get to write the story? Usually. And in the case of the

NBA, the answer is no, actually. It's, did you have an epic performance? And it's been so long that I think that we forget this, and it's one of those what-ifs in basketball,

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