

The Maxey Game, T-Wolves Fans, Underrated NFL Teams, and a Boston Sports Check-In With Sean Fennessey, Nate Tice, and Bill's Dad
7 snips May 1, 2024
In this conversation, Sean Fennessey, a passionate Knicks fan and writer for The Ringer, breaks down the thrilling Game 5 victory by Tyrese Maxey and the Sixers over the Knicks. Nate Tice, a keen football analyst, dives into the promising talent Anthony Edwards and discusses underrated NFL teams post-draft. Finally, Bill's Dad shares insights on the Boston sports scene, focusing on the Celtics' play and the Patriots' prospects. The lively banter and personal anecdotes add a charming touch to the sports analysis.
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Improbable Loss for the Knicks
- The Knicks experienced a devastating loss to the 76ers after being up six points with less than 30 seconds left.
- Tyrese Maxey scored seven points in the final 28 seconds, including two improbable three-pointers.
Embiid's Performance
- Joel Embiid had a poor performance with nine turnovers and only five made shots before the final minute.
- However, he played better defense in overtime, leading to a different narrative around his performance.
Momentum Shift?
- Bill Simmons suggests that sometimes rock bottom moments and miracles can flip the momentum of a series.
- He expresses concern that Tyrese Maxey's performance might signify a shift in the series' narrative.