Knicks With The Greatest Comeback Ever, Spencer Hawes Talking Game 5, Illini Head Coach Bret Bielema In Studio, Preseason Mt Rushmore With Hank's Dad + Fyre Fest of The week

The Knicks pulled off the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history, erasing a 29-point deficit to beat the Spurs 90-89 in Game 4 at Madison Square Garden. The win puts New York one game away from the championship, and the mood in the studio is electric, except for Hank, a Spurs fan, who is sick about it. The episode breaks down the collapse, the Knicks' killer instinct, and what comes next, before moving into interviews with former NBA big man Spencer Hawes and Illinois head coach Bret Bielema, plus a preseason Mount Rushmore draft and a round of Firefest complaints.

The Anatomy of a Collapse and a Comeback

The first half was a nightmare for the Knicks. The Spurs shot the lights out, building a 76-49 lead. The Knicks had zero composure, and Victor Wembanyama was in their heads. But the second half was a different story. The Knicks chipped away, cutting the lead to 15 going into the fourth quarter. The Spurs, a young team, started to panic. The hosts debated whether the Spurs choked or the Knicks won it. "I don't know why it can't be both," one host said. The consensus was that it was both: the Spurs made terrible decisions, and the Knicks have a proven ability to step up in big moments.