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It's Good! It's Good! It's Good!

"Brunson gets it, fires up a three. Shot no good. The tip, IT'S GOOD! IT'S GOOD! IT'S GOOD! With 1.2 remaining! Knicks take the lead! OG Anunoby! And it's 107-106! Bedlam here at the Garden! They can't believe it!"

I leapt off my couch, the blanket that was on top of me spraying wildly away upon my rapid motion. 

I couldn't believe it. 

Yes, it was good! (x3)

Sports present plenty of moments and plays that grip us. Very few really resonate with us. For me, the Derek Jeter Flip Play will always be that moment for me. Like this one, I jumped out of my bed with instant disbelief, my emotions unraveling, and my impulses shocked. 

OG Anunoby's Tip-in now finds room on the mental (and emotional shelf) with the Flip Play. 

I will forever remember Mike Breen's call. Forever will have goosebumps EVERY this moment is replayed...relived. 

It's good. It's good. It's good. 

So good. 


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Parked greatness.