We dedicated the entire hour to the impossible: the New York Knicks actually won the NBA Championship. We break down exactly what this historic, 53-years-in-the-making title means for the city, map out our chaotic plans for the victory parade, and debate where Jalen Brunson officially ranks among the greatest New York sports athletes of all time. Plus, we take a moment to look at the other side and discuss what this series means for Victor Wembanyama going forward. No other topics, no detours—this episode is 100% pure Knicks euphoria.

We break down the first three games of the NBA Finals, and honestly, the vibes couldn't be more different: Brad is surprisingly not nervous about the Knicks, while Vince is just kicking back and enjoying the ride. We also review the dirty plays from Game Three before Vince formally "comes out" as a Formula One fan to drop his unsolicited thoughts on various drivers. To round it out, we check in on the French Open, sprinkle in a little World Cup chatter, and let Brad give his completely unfiltered review of the Tony Awards.

Brad is absolutely losing his mind because the Knicks are officially in the NBA Finals against the Spurs, and the delusion is so contagious that Vince has actually promised to attend the victory parade if they pull it off. We preview the matchup, complain about the horrifying MSG ticket prices, and break down what a ring means for both of these franchises. We also try to figure out what the hell happened to the OKC Thunder when they collapsed in the Western Conference Finals. To wrap things up, we check in on the clay courts at the French Open and start plotting our outing to see the Brooklyn Cyclones.