Just a little discussion about my hype for the Knicks' playoff berth -- as well as some thoughts regarding the offseason.

Feel free to follow me on Twitter and get to discussing their chances at advancing and whatever else you like.

It's been a long eight years!

After an exciting nine-game win streak, the Knicks fall to the Suns and fail to reach 10 straight. No biggy! 

Note: My apologies for jumbling my words in the beginning of this episode. I hadn't initially thought of mentioning the Chauvin trial, but realized just as I started recording that this news needed to be shared. I am happy to see justice, at least a little of it, was served today.

The rest of this episode covers:

The New York Knicks just can't seem to stay away from being .500 -- that's not as much of a complaint as it seems.

BIG injury to Mitchell Robinson presents some problems. But we can't dwell on negativity alone. A nice win against the Bucks and some potential accolades in the Knicks' future bodes well.

The Knicks lost a tight OT match against the 76ers in some... questionable fashion. In their third battle against Ben Simmons, and their second game within five points, the Knicks could not close this one out.

- Randle hits a big shot

- The refs suck

- The Knicks still have a tough rest of schedule

I'm back after a long time away.

I haven't been able to discuss a lot with y'all, so here's a quick breakdown of what I missed and what's to come.

Let's send all the positive vibes we can to Randle and Obi during the All-Star break!

This episode briefly recaps the 110-102 loss to the Chicago Bulls. Lots to unpack, but some of my notes cover:

-IQ's energy

-Randle being a bit selfish

-Barrett's hot third quarter

-Lack of defense

How far we've come. One of my first episodes was bashing Julius Randle for being a plague to the Knicks. Now, I'm here vouching for his All-Star campaign! 

Topics also discussed:

-RJ improvement

-IQ showing out

-Mitch troubles?