We're joined by Joe Flynn, newest Strickland bon vivant, to talk about the opening night loss to Boston and our feelings moving forward: on why Matthew doesn't think the Knicks can win a title with Mitchell Robinson, why Stacy thinks Matthew is missing the bigger scapegoat from Wednesday's L, why Joe was pleasantly surprised by Immanuel Quickley's minutes, and thoughts on the new ESPN announcing trio. Plus loads more Knicks stuff.

Who is the Knicks' most indispensable player, and why has the answer changed since the end of last season? Which young guard may be a bigger player for New York down the road than Miles McBride or Immanuel Quickley (hint: it's not Quentin Grimes)? Plus Matthew & Stacy each offer one hot take they believe are not only hot, but will become tomorrow's truths.

Is the lack of an Immanuel Quickley extension to date a concern? Matthew & Stacy discuss, then welcome Gigi Speer (The Strickland) to the pod to talk about the New York Liberty/Washington Mystics 1st-round matchup and other WNBA playoff storylines.

Is Joel Embiid the messiah Knicks fans have been waiting for? Why do so many people think Max Strus + Georges Niang puts the Cavs ahead of the Knicks? How much should the Knicks pay Immanuel Quickley? And so much more!

Yes, Jalen Brunson is good. But how good is he? Where does he rank among today's greats? Are their historical models for a player like him being the top player on a title team? We break it down.

After Stacy drops stunning news regarding pizza, we reflect on Obi Toppin's days in & departure from MSG, then consider the Knicks adding the Middle Atlantic Mamba, Donte DiVencenzo.

Drew Steele (The Strickland) hops on to talk many things Knicks as the NBA draft unfolded. Which former non-All Star does Zach LaVine remind him of? How can Drew claim Immanuel Quickley is better than Nikola Jokic? Why does he believe a shorty like Jalen Brunson can be the best player on a contender? And is there anything on Earth he'd get into a submersible to go way down underwater to see? Tune in. Find out.

The Ja Morant story from a labor perspective, plus getting existential with the Knicks and their futures -- near and far

The New York Knicks' season is over. Our reflections have only just begun.

In which we celebrate the Knicks' biggest win in 10-20 years & look ahead to Friday -- the Knicks' new biggest game in 10-20 years