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S4 E22 - Knicks Gm 4 Mark Fan Reaction + We play 82 - 0
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Generations Talkin' My Sports | S4 E23 | "Knicks Up 3-1 — Game 4 Reaction + We Play 82 and 0" Premiering on Spotify TODAY | Full Video on YouTube Next Saturday Steve is at Red Rocks watching a concert. He didn't see the game. He texted congratulations the next afternoon. Some talent. In Season 4, Episode 23, Jonathan and Mark pick up right after the greatest comeback in Knicks playoff history — down 22, won by one on OG Anunoby's tip-in with 1.2 seconds left — and then pivot to the basketball game sweeping the internet: 82 and 0. 🏀 The Morning After Game 4 Mark didn't sleep. He watched the same highlights for hours. Now he's in Simpsons shirt mode processing the fact that the Knicks are one win away from their first NBA championship in 53 years. The guys break down what's actually changed: Alvarado on the floor frees Brunson from fighting through half-court traps. KAT pulling Wemby away from the rim opens lanes. The third quarter dominance returning. And why the Knicks' five best games of basketball this entire postseason have all been closeout games. 🏆 Is Mike Brown a Hall of Fame Coach? He was dismissed as a guy who just carried LeBron's water. Then he won Coach of the Year in Sacramento and got fired two years later — which Jonathan points out makes Coach of the Year in the NBA basically meaningless. Now he's on the verge of winning a championship with the New York Knicks, first title in over half a century. Mark makes the case: two historic franchises, two droughts ended. Is he in? Drop your take in the comments. 🔮 Castle, Harper & the Spurs' Future The Knicks might win it all, and the Spurs are probably still the favorites going into next season. Stephen Castle at 21 is stone cold in crunch time — is he the early version of Kawhi? Dylan Harper's comp might lit…