Two in the Key

Mark and Keith hits the mic minutes after leaving a blowout home victory at The Garden against the Houston Rockets. They discuss Quickley's career night, the importance of the upcoming week of games, and also pay tribute to "The Captain" Willis Reed. Then Keith finds out two of his "personal" belongings in his house are actually illegal to possess while Mark dares the listeners to watch Leonard Part 6. Strap in.

Mark and Keith reflect on the ridiculous playstation-like game against the Minnesota Timberwolves at home. Then our hosts get lost in a deep conversation about the 80's film Mannequin while discussing the Knicks current place in the Eastern Conference standings and how it's all going to shake out in the end. No Mannequins came to life during the taping of this episode. We swear.

Mark and Keith discuss the Knicks rough road trip that proves yet again how bad this team needs their "Floor General" in Jalen Brunson. Our hosts also discuss the upcoming week's slate of games while the Orange & Blue head into the home stretch. Who would be the preferred opponent in the playoffs? Cavs or 76ers? And finally, Mark and Keith go swimming in the list of movie franchises that have crossed the threshold of 8 entries. How many can you name?

Mark and Keith welcome back Charlotte Hornets Live-Streamer, YouTuber, and SuperFan Sam Dracula to discuss Hornets recent streak-killing performance at the Garden, the countdown to the NBA Draft Lottery, and what the hell is happening in The Queen City. Mark and Keith also put on full display their unnecessary Howard the Duck knowledge and get ready for the Knicks double dip at the Crypt over the weekend.

Mark and Keith discuss the Knicks impressive nine game winning streak, Immanuel Quickley's introduction on the national stage, and the upcoming west coast swing. Our hosts also dive head first into 1985 and Keith decides to live out his life long dream by declaring for next year's NBA Draft.

Mark and Keith welcome in Kris Pursiainen, New York Knicks Beat Reporter for WFUV Sports. They discuss the current Knicks run post All-Star break, Leon Rose playing the long game, and an Orange & Blue title coming in 2026-27. Also, our hosts lay out their predictions for the week's upcoming games and if the team could actually reach fourth place by season's end.

Mark and Keith welcome Sam "Jam" Packard, co-host of The Athletic's Boston Celtics podcast "Anything is Poddable" as the Knicks face off against the 17x NBA Championship franchise this coming Monday. Before that, our hosts reflect on their original season predictions for the Knicks as they enter the home stretch of the season, the return of Mitchell Robinson to practice, and soak up the almighty glory that is Black Betty by Ram Jam.

Mark and Keith are joined by Alex Wolfe, Editor in Chief of The Strickland & Co-Host of the Locked on Knicks podcast. They break down all things NYK that went down prior to All-Star Weekend and then discuss what the Orange & Blue need to do the rest of the way to hang on to at least the 6th spot in the Eastern Conference. And before all of that, Mark proudly displays his prediction prowess by letting Keith know who really is the one that watches "a lot of basketball" nailing 2 1/2 out of 3 All-Star Weekend predictions.

On this TITK Extra, Mark and Keith take on the roles of LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo respectively and draft what they think would be the best All-Star team. They also chose their winners of the Dunk Contest, 3-Point Shootout, and Skills competition. Bets are made as well jokes so settle in for this episode taped "after dark," it's a TITK All-Star episode of awesomeness.

Mark and Keith welcome Kayla Grey - SportsCentre anchor, Host of TSN's "The Shift," & courtside reporter for the Toronto Raptors. They discuss why the 2019 NBA Champions didn't make a move at the trade deadline and what their plan moving forward is with three key players heading into free agency. Our hosts also discuss Josh Hart's promising Knick debut as well as the final upcoming Knicks games before the All-Star break.