The Ryen Russillo Podcast Are the Knicks Actually Better? Plus, Haliburton’s Likability, OKC’s Dominant Game 2, and the Warriors' Chances Without Steph With Jorge Sedano
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May 8, 2025 Jorge Sedano, an ESPN analyst and host at 710 ESPN in Los Angeles, joins the conversation to dive into the Knicks' surprising playoff run. They explore the electric atmosphere expected at Madison Square Garden for Game 3 and discuss Tyrese Haliburton's polarizing presence on the court. OKC's strategies in Game 2 are analyzed, showcasing their remarkable comeback. The chat isn't just basketball either; it seamlessly transitions into hilarious life advice, humor, and a light-hearted debate about whether a hole-in-one counts!
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Knicks' Defense Shakes Celtics
- The Knicks have played outstanding defense, particularly containing Jalen Brunson and shooting poorly has hurt the Celtics greatly.
- The Celtics' historically bad 3-point shooting and blown leads have led to their 0-2 deficit despite being the better team on paper.
Celtics' Struggles Stem from Bad Luck
- The Celtics are not worse than the Knicks; bad luck and poor shooting have cost them.
- Coaching stubbornness and Celtics players missing big shots under pressure add to their struggles.
Knicks' Switching Disrupts Celtics
- The Knicks' defensive switching has disrupted the Celtics significantly.
- The Celtics look uncomfortable and scared, unusual for a title-winning team, affecting their performance.