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Speaker 1: Still can't believe what I saw last night, Still processing, still trying to figure out.
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Speaker 2: How did they do that? And I'll tell you how.
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Speaker 1: It's like Rocky Balboa says, one step, one punch, one round at a time, can't look too far ahead, just chop it down, little by a little, twenty nine points insane comeback? Was it the best we've ever seen? We have so much to get to Steve Cadino, Rich Davis, Danny g is here, Sam Byer, we be rocking out.
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Speaker 2: Let's go.
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Speaker 1: I heard if you look too forward into the future, too far ahead, you will trip over a little person.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, so you got it. One step at a time. Honestly, you have to approach life that way.
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Speaker 1: When you got a lot of things on your plate, a lot of things on the table, a lot of dots on your calendar calendars, fold up your outlook looks like a honestly one at a time, one at a time, solely, but surely. And I actually preached this to my kid a lot like YO, take one thing at a time, don't think too far ahead, don't worry about all the other stuff.
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Speaker 2: One thing at a time, and you're never guaranteed tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: In fact, you look at your calendar sometimes and you could get overwhelmed, like, wait, so overwhelming. We got this kid's game here, in this kids game here, this school event. Is that twenty nine point deficit against the Spurs overwhelming and you just gotta go little by little one. That's exactly what Runson and the Knicks did yesterday. Possession at a time, one possession out of time.
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Speaker 3: You need a little help from the other side too, You need some things to line up and go your way.
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Speaker 1: You need to play your ass off, and they need to get cold.
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Speaker 2: That's exactly what happened. Thirty points in the second half, thirty.
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Speaker 1: Points, those eight three point shots in a row, just bad defense.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. You gotta give credit to the Knicks too, though.
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Speaker 1: Man, everything that went the way it did, how to go that way for this to happen. I mean we're talking about even the little blunders like Fox instead of running the you know, running some time off.
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Speaker 2: And getting found yeah, the corner.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you know we talked about Josh Hart would have been the you know, the fool for missing the layup. He got saved. His ass was saved by by his teammates. Like every little thing. This this series is three to one and we're one Wemby shot and one possession away from this being three to one. Spurs. It's a magical season. The Knicks have found ways to get it done.
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Speaker 2: It's unbelievable.
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Speaker 1: It's uh one of those where we use stories for sure, and we're gonna break it then we're gonna talk about it and figure out where it stands.
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Speaker 2: Or are we.
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Speaker 1: Prisoners of the moment right now? I don't think it was the stats don't line. Danny g was saying it too. It's the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history, so it's not like it's been done before. It was remarkable to see, and you know from the get go, the Spurs were on fire. It's like everything was dropping nothing but the bottom of the net. They were hitting every shot and the Nicks couldn't buy a bucket. They were missing every shot.
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Speaker 2: You always crucial for me.
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Speaker 1: I mean with all the obvious plays people are talking about, but in that fourth quarter, in that final stretch when Wemby missed both free throws when it was real tight, you like, I give credit.
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Speaker 2: To Fat Joe for that. Yeah, Fat Joe gets the credit.
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Speaker 1: You saw us dance moves, so to everything just was a perfect store for the Knicks and the nightmare for the Spurs.
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Speaker 2: But take me through you guys and what your night was like.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's kind of ironic, though, rich, because I think for the Knicks to press that hard and to play that way, they had to have their backs against the wall, Like, hadn't they fell so far behind, they wouldn't have tightened up the way they did. Hadn't they have been clobbered in the first half, they wouldn't have dominated the second half.
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Speaker 2: Yea.
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Speaker 1: So it was the fact that they were pushed that hard which made him play that hard, and the Spurs got lazy, they were less hungry, as Wemby even said, they took their foot off the gas. Maybe they were gassed, but those shots just weren't falling. They fell in love with the three point shot and hitting those shots is addictive. I heard some I think Steve and A said that, and I agree with them, Like they thought they could ride with that shot and they got cold and they had nothing else, They had no plan B. And the Knicks capitalized off it, slowly but surely, and you're like, oh my god, they're gonna come back, and that's why they had to hit that last shot. I don't know we hit that shot, but they had to win. If there's no way he could have lost that game after.
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Speaker 3: That Cat's FINGERTIPU had that last pass gone the raid over his head, that would have that would have been either a lay in or a dunk right there for the win.
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Speaker 1: There's a few things under the radar. He tipped that, no doubt, he definitely tipped that. So props to Carl Anthony Towns. And did you see Alvarado He played big two. Yeah, him and Brunton on the court together for the first first time. It really switched things up. Two ball handlers, really mixing things up, confusing the situation for the Spurs. In retrospect, I'm sure it's things so hard for the Spurs and the fans and everything else.
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Speaker 2: And Charles Barkley didn't let up at all.
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Speaker 4: Winsaw were dumbas basketball team on the history of civilization. We saw they had a eight straight threes like any topic like that was some of the most mismanaged stupid basketball.
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Speaker 1: They let up a twenty nine point lead. So it was just a sequence of events and it all led to that annob tip in, which is unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: All of that for not if Carl Anthony Town's finger doesn't touch that basketball and mess up the timing of that that throw.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and you really it's hard to see actually, like you don't really see it. You have to watch the replay over and over and over again. Listen, by the way, how many times did you watch the tip in? I watched that at least thirty times. Well, that's also magical. It's also magical in that the fact that he went, you know, no one picked him up coverage wise after his no one picked him up. But then not the bucket, but the fact that a rebound you can get any big guy down below you don't know which way the rebound's going to bounce, The fact that it's so perfectly magically tipped it off the rim in the direction of OG's hands right there, perfecting.
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Speaker 2: I mean yeah.
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Speaker 5: The other thing on the tip though, is it kind of goes back to the Spurs failure of So you've got all of celebrity row crouching in on the inbounder and then you have a seven foot Carl Anthony Towns. You have one point two seconds Okay, there's not a lot of time wherever you're gonna get the ball, you're likely going to have to shoot it. They run a perfect play, but you have a six five Dylan Harper six' five at Most Dylan harper inbounding the. Basketball why they wouldn't have brought someone in with at least some height When kat's there at seven. Feet, yeah it's there's there's it's just failure upon failure upon failure by The San Antonio spurs in that in that fourth, quarter in parts of the.
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Speaker 1: Third and also a huge moment for a you, know young player like that too, now but props where they're. Deserved, Again brunson had such a great, game thirty six. POINTS i don't ob thirty three points like they really brought.
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Speaker 2: It.
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Speaker 1: Uh someone compared them to like A Jordan pippen Of New. York that's how he played last. Night it's wild to. That it's wild to think that unless The spurs now do something magical on their own that The, knicks WHO i grew up In New. York we live In Los angeles, now but The knicks were the team that was always close but could never get. There and they got by on those early seventies moments where you, know like your dad would tell you. About but The knicks were just always like mister's so, close mister almost and you, know their game away from The New York knicks BEING nba. Champs AND i saw a list once where they went through every professional sports city and they're like one of the biggest moments in that city's. History like you could, say Go, toronto touch All, Joe like every city has their top moment or. So AND i think In New york dramatically it's gets By buckner eighty six. Mets there's gonna Be there's gonna be Moments Eli manning the you, know Some Super bowl catch by manningham on the, Helmet like there's. Moments, Right this og is definitely a top.
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Speaker 2: Five do you think the Greatest New york moment is A Red sox?
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Speaker 1: ERROR i would think it's one of the most famous moments in sports.
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Speaker 2: History the greatest In New. York you don't think it's like In New, YORK i don't think by, Far LIKE i don't.
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Speaker 1: KNOW i, mean there's a lot of. HISTORY i, MEAN i know you're error by The Red. Sox it's the most notable not even A mets. Moment it's an error by The Red. Sox it would take him to try to. Deflate it's a matter of, FACTLY i don't know about. That you, mean let me think about. It The.
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Speaker 2: Mets What's i'm On riches's side on?
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Speaker 1: This, YEAH i mean Cats By buckler is a top maybe five moment in sports.
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Speaker 2: History like as far as the moment for The buckner's.
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Speaker 1: Are your girlfriends, FROM i, DON'T i know you must know The buckner. Family i'm A i Guess i'm a personal fan Of Charlie hayes throwing up his.
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Speaker 2: Glove you think anyone even knows what you're saying right?
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Speaker 3: Now but they're not going to put a statue Of buckner outside The mets.
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Speaker 2: Stadium BUT i see what you're.
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Speaker 3: Saying it's Like Kirk gibson in L a with there's.
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Speaker 1: Moments for each, city AND i think og just put himself like in fifty years that's a. Statue, yeah, yeah that's no doubt the tipping if they go on to win now and there's no other dramatic, moment and that's the moment which it should.
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Speaker 3: Be and hopefully his face looks better Than Dwayne, wade AND.
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Speaker 1: I know they practiced that a, lot but to execute it in that moment the way he, Did, MAN i, MEAN i don't know how many times he makes that at ten, TIMES i really. Don't but it went in and asked all that matters and it had to after that. Comeback so the question based on it, Though, yeah no Doubt, rich this is. Probably, yeah it's a moment up there with The, mets how about anything with, anything of, course but, yeah was it the best game?
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Speaker 2: Ever? Like where does it fall historically for? You think about? That think about? That what's UP?
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Speaker 5: Dv just to carry it, over what's a bigger giant's? Memory true? Question, Yeah David tyree ketch Or Scott norwood missing the field?
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Speaker 2: Goal oh, man that's so you on? That, yeah you know.
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Speaker 1: THAT i kept, Saying, manningham what WAS i thinking that we have the great catches The, Yeah David tyreek h m hmmmmmmmmmmm
Speaker 1: Still can't believe what I saw last night, Still processing, still trying to figure out.
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Speaker 2: How did they do that? And I'll tell you how.
00:00:09
Speaker 1: It's like Rocky Balboa says, one step, one punch, one round at a time, can't look too far ahead, just chop it down, little by a little, twenty nine points insane comeback? Was it the best we've ever seen? We have so much to get to Steve Cadino, Rich Davis, Danny g is here, Sam Byer, we be rocking out.
00:00:29
Speaker 2: Let's go.
00:00:30
Speaker 1: I heard if you look too forward into the future, too far ahead, you will trip over a little person.
00:00:35
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you got it. One step at a time. Honestly, you have to approach life that way.
00:00:40
Speaker 1: When you got a lot of things on your plate, a lot of things on the table, a lot of dots on your calendar calendars, fold up your outlook looks like a honestly one at a time, one at a time, solely, but surely. And I actually preached this to my kid a lot like YO, take one thing at a time, don't think too far ahead, don't worry about all the other stuff.
00:00:59
Speaker 2: One thing at a time, and you're never guaranteed tomorrow.
00:01:01
Speaker 1: In fact, you look at your calendar sometimes and you could get overwhelmed, like, wait, so overwhelming. We got this kid's game here, in this kids game here, this school event. Is that twenty nine point deficit against the Spurs overwhelming and you just gotta go little by little one. That's exactly what Runson and the Knicks did yesterday. Possession at a time, one possession out of time.
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Speaker 3: You need a little help from the other side too, You need some things to line up and go your way.
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Speaker 1: You need to play your ass off, and they need to get cold.
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Speaker 2: That's exactly what happened. Thirty points in the second half, thirty.
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Speaker 1: Points, those eight three point shots in a row, just bad defense.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. You gotta give credit to the Knicks too, though.
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Speaker 1: Man, everything that went the way it did, how to go that way for this to happen. I mean we're talking about even the little blunders like Fox instead of running the you know, running some time off.
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Speaker 2: And getting found yeah, the corner.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and then you know we talked about Josh Hart would have been the you know, the fool for missing the layup. He got saved. His ass was saved by by his teammates. Like every little thing. This this series is three to one and we're one Wemby shot and one possession away from this being three to one. Spurs. It's a magical season. The Knicks have found ways to get it done.
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Speaker 2: It's unbelievable.
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Speaker 1: It's uh one of those where we use stories for sure, and we're gonna break it then we're gonna talk about it and figure out where it stands.
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Speaker 2: Or are we.
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Speaker 1: Prisoners of the moment right now? I don't think it was the stats don't line. Danny g was saying it too. It's the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history, so it's not like it's been done before. It was remarkable to see, and you know from the get go, the Spurs were on fire. It's like everything was dropping nothing but the bottom of the net. They were hitting every shot and the Nicks couldn't buy a bucket. They were missing every shot.
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Speaker 2: You always crucial for me.
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Speaker 1: I mean with all the obvious plays people are talking about, but in that fourth quarter, in that final stretch when Wemby missed both free throws when it was real tight, you like, I give credit.
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Speaker 2: To Fat Joe for that. Yeah, Fat Joe gets the credit.
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Speaker 1: You saw us dance moves, so to everything just was a perfect store for the Knicks and the nightmare for the Spurs.
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Speaker 2: But take me through you guys and what your night was like.
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Speaker 1: You know, it's kind of ironic, though, rich, because I think for the Knicks to press that hard and to play that way, they had to have their backs against the wall, Like, hadn't they fell so far behind, they wouldn't have tightened up the way they did. Hadn't they have been clobbered in the first half, they wouldn't have dominated the second half.
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Speaker 2: Yea.
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Speaker 1: So it was the fact that they were pushed that hard which made him play that hard, and the Spurs got lazy, they were less hungry, as Wemby even said, they took their foot off the gas. Maybe they were gassed, but those shots just weren't falling. They fell in love with the three point shot and hitting those shots is addictive. I heard some I think Steve and A said that, and I agree with them, Like they thought they could ride with that shot and they got cold and they had nothing else, They had no plan B. And the Knicks capitalized off it, slowly but surely, and you're like, oh my god, they're gonna come back, and that's why they had to hit that last shot. I don't know we hit that shot, but they had to win. If there's no way he could have lost that game after.
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Speaker 3: That Cat's FINGERTIPU had that last pass gone the raid over his head, that would have that would have been either a lay in or a dunk right there for the win.
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Speaker 1: There's a few things under the radar. He tipped that, no doubt, he definitely tipped that. So props to Carl Anthony Towns. And did you see Alvarado He played big two. Yeah, him and Brunton on the court together for the first first time. It really switched things up. Two ball handlers, really mixing things up, confusing the situation for the Spurs. In retrospect, I'm sure it's things so hard for the Spurs and the fans and everything else.
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Speaker 2: And Charles Barkley didn't let up at all.
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Speaker 4: Winsaw were dumbas basketball team on the history of civilization. We saw they had a eight straight threes like any topic like that was some of the most mismanaged stupid basketball.
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Speaker 1: They let up a twenty nine point lead. So it was just a sequence of events and it all led to that annob tip in, which is unbelievable.
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Speaker 3: All of that for not if Carl Anthony Town's finger doesn't touch that basketball and mess up the timing of that that throw.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, and you really it's hard to see actually, like you don't really see it. You have to watch the replay over and over and over again. Listen, by the way, how many times did you watch the tip in? I watched that at least thirty times. Well, that's also magical. It's also magical in that the fact that he went, you know, no one picked him up coverage wise after his no one picked him up. But then not the bucket, but the fact that a rebound you can get any big guy down below you don't know which way the rebound's going to bounce, The fact that it's so perfectly magically tipped it off the rim in the direction of OG's hands right there, perfecting.
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Speaker 2: I mean yeah.
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Speaker 5: The other thing on the tip though, is it kind of goes back to the Spurs failure of So you've got all of celebrity row crouching in on the inbounder and then you have a seven foot Carl Anthony Towns. You have one point two seconds Okay, there's not a lot of time wherever you're gonna get the ball, you're likely going to have to shoot it. They run a perfect play, but you have a six five Dylan Harper six' five at Most Dylan harper inbounding the. Basketball why they wouldn't have brought someone in with at least some height When kat's there at seven. Feet, yeah it's there's there's it's just failure upon failure upon failure by The San Antonio spurs in that in that fourth, quarter in parts of the.
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Speaker 1: Third and also a huge moment for a you, know young player like that too, now but props where they're. Deserved, Again brunson had such a great, game thirty six. POINTS i don't ob thirty three points like they really brought.
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Speaker 2: It.
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Speaker 1: Uh someone compared them to like A Jordan pippen Of New. York that's how he played last. Night it's wild to. That it's wild to think that unless The spurs now do something magical on their own that The, knicks WHO i grew up In New. York we live In Los angeles, now but The knicks were the team that was always close but could never get. There and they got by on those early seventies moments where you, know like your dad would tell you. About but The knicks were just always like mister's so, close mister almost and you, know their game away from The New York knicks BEING nba. Champs AND i saw a list once where they went through every professional sports city and they're like one of the biggest moments in that city's. History like you could, say Go, toronto touch All, Joe like every city has their top moment or. So AND i think In New york dramatically it's gets By buckner eighty six. Mets there's gonna Be there's gonna be Moments Eli manning the you, know Some Super bowl catch by manningham on the, Helmet like there's. Moments, Right this og is definitely a top.
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Speaker 2: Five do you think the Greatest New york moment is A Red sox?
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Speaker 1: ERROR i would think it's one of the most famous moments in sports.
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Speaker 2: History the greatest In New. York you don't think it's like In New, YORK i don't think by, Far LIKE i don't.
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Speaker 1: KNOW i, mean there's a lot of. HISTORY i, MEAN i know you're error by The Red. Sox it's the most notable not even A mets. Moment it's an error by The Red. Sox it would take him to try to. Deflate it's a matter of, FACTLY i don't know about. That you, mean let me think about. It The.
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Speaker 2: Mets What's i'm On riches's side on?
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Speaker 1: This, YEAH i mean Cats By buckler is a top maybe five moment in sports.
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Speaker 2: History like as far as the moment for The buckner's.
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Speaker 1: Are your girlfriends, FROM i, DON'T i know you must know The buckner. Family i'm A i Guess i'm a personal fan Of Charlie hayes throwing up his.
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Speaker 2: Glove you think anyone even knows what you're saying right?
00:08:46
Speaker 3: Now but they're not going to put a statue Of buckner outside The mets.
00:08:51
Speaker 2: Stadium BUT i see what you're.
00:08:53
Speaker 3: Saying it's Like Kirk gibson in L a with there's.
00:08:58
Speaker 1: Moments for each, city AND i think og just put himself like in fifty years that's a. Statue, yeah, yeah that's no doubt the tipping if they go on to win now and there's no other dramatic, moment and that's the moment which it should.
00:09:11
Speaker 3: Be and hopefully his face looks better Than Dwayne, wade AND.
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Speaker 1: I know they practiced that a, lot but to execute it in that moment the way he, Did, MAN i, MEAN i don't know how many times he makes that at ten, TIMES i really. Don't but it went in and asked all that matters and it had to after that. Comeback so the question based on it, Though, yeah no Doubt, rich this is. Probably, yeah it's a moment up there with The, mets how about anything with, anything of, course but, yeah was it the best game?
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Speaker 2: Ever? Like where does it fall historically for? You think about? That think about? That what's UP?
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Speaker 5: Dv just to carry it, over what's a bigger giant's? Memory true? Question, Yeah David tyree ketch Or Scott norwood missing the field?
00:09:57
Speaker 2: Goal oh, man that's so you on? That, yeah you know.
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Speaker 1: THAT i kept, Saying, manningham what WAS i thinking that we have the great catches The, Yeah David tyreek h m hmmmmmmmmmmm
