Point Game with Isaiah Thomas and C.J. Toledano
May 12, 2026 · 36 min · 33 segments
The Knicks and OKC are both cruising through the second round, but the other series are starting to get interesting! A vintage Harden game saved the Cavs from collapse, and Wemby's ejection in Game 4…
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Well, I, I feel like nothing has really been a shock so far in this second round.
Um, I, I don't wanna spend too much time talking about, I mean, we had the Knicks who swept the Sixers.
But, you know, the Knicks, it, it, it's feeling like the Knicks' year and I feel like they're, they're sort of, you know, um, noticing that chip on their shoulder and everyone's sort of doubting them being, like, the same old Knicks.
But they took care of business real quick and, of course, with the injuries of Em- of, uh, Embiid, like, that was not really a series.
Um, they went seven games with the Celtics, so that was, that was a lot, especially coming back from 3-1.
Um, so, so it paid a toll on, on those guys mentally and physically, but I didn't think they would get swept.
Like, throughout the season, I'm like, okay, when the Knicks play well, as they did in the, in the in-season championship and around that time, they look like one of the top teams.
And they've changed that all, other than the two games they lost against the Hawks.
They've been looking like one of the best teams in the league, bro, and you gotta give a shout-out to the head coach and the coaching staff in general for, like, getting these guys prepared and I feel like this is what it was supposed to look like all season long.
I think one thing they did that was really smart, especially in Atlanta series-They started to play through KAT a lot more.
Where he's at the top of the key making decisions for guys, um, play-making for guys.
Well, I, I feel like nothing has really been a shock so far in this second round.
Um, I, I don't wanna spend too much time talking about, I mean, we had the Knicks who swept the Sixers.
But, you know, the Knicks, it, it, it's feeling like the Knicks' year and I feel like they're, they're sort of, you know, um, noticing that chip on their shoulder and everyone's sort of doubting them being, like, the same old Knicks.
But they took care of business real quick and, of course, with the injuries of Em- of, uh, Embiid, like, that was not really a series.
Um, they went seven games with the Celtics, so that was, that was a lot, especially coming back from 3-1.
Um, so, so it paid a toll on, on those guys mentally and physically, but I didn't think they would get swept.
Like, throughout the season, I'm like, okay, when the Knicks play well, as they did in the, in the in-season championship and around that time, they look like one of the top teams.
And they've changed that all, other than the two games they lost against the Hawks.
They've been looking like one of the best teams in the league, bro, and you gotta give a shout-out to the head coach and the coaching staff in general for, like, getting these guys prepared and I feel like this is what it was supposed to look like all season long.
I think one thing they did that was really smart, especially in Atlanta series-They started to play through KAT a lot more.
Where he's at the top of the key making decisions for guys, um, play-making for guys.
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