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Knicks-Sixers is a fascinating series between two teams who at times this year have played like the best team in basketball.

And there's only one man up for the task of breaking it all down. Gavin Schall is joined by Knicks Film School's Benjy Ritholtz to discuss the pivotal battle grounds that will decide the series.

With the Sixers escaping the Heat in an equal parts thrilling and ugly play in game, the Knicks first round matchup is set!

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe team up to give you their initial thoughts on the series including Joel Embiid's concerning inability to move in the play-in game and how his healthy will ultimately dictate the series, Jalen Brunson's relative struggles against the Sixers this year and how the Knicks can mitigate them, plus how the Knicks can best matchup with Tyrese Maxey.

On an off day as we wait for the play-in tournament to play out, Alex and Gavin get superlative and give out some awards for the Knicks from the 2023-24 season. Who was the MVP (tough choice! Not.). Who was the best role player? What was the best game? What was the best single play? And much more!

The Knicks suffered through a horrifically injury plagued season and at the end of it all they're the second seed in the Eastern Conference.

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe break down how they got here, if they should have tanked for the three seed and whether they should rather face the Sixers or a rematch with the Heat.

Alex and Gavin break down the Knicks' incredible win over the top seed Celtics, where they led by over 30 points at times. Jalen Brunson scored 39 in three quarters, we got a preview of some things that could work for the Knicks in a hypothetical Eastern Conference Finals with the Celtics, and the role players once again stepped up huge in support of Brunson.

Your New York Knicks are officially in the playoffs!!! There was once a time where that was a very big deal.

Gavin Schall and Alex Wolfe team up to take you through all the different scenarios now that the Knicks have clinched including why a three seed is well within reach and who the Knicks should most want to see in the first two rounds.