KNICKS BROUGHT THE BROOMS OUT, EMBIID'S FUTURE, ANTMAN'S BIG GAME 4 & WIZARDS WIN LOTTERY! | S8 EP85

The New York Knicks swept the Philadelphia 76ers, winning 144-114 and marking their first time winning seven straight playoff games. While Knicks fans celebrated, host Cam argued that the team is merely fulfilling expectations, not overachieving, especially given Joel Embiid's recent surgery. He emphasized that true celebration should wait until the Knicks reach the championship.

Knicks beat Sixers 144-114, won seven straight playoff games. Cam stated, 'You wasn't supposed to lose to the Atlanta Hawks. You wasn't supposed to lose to the Philadelphia 76ers, especially with Joel Embiid coming out of surgery two weeks ago.'

Following the Sixers' sweep, Joel Embiid made comments questioning his future with the team, stating, 'I don't even know if I'm going to be here.' Host Mace declared 'The Process is over,' comparing it to discovering Santa Claus isn't real. Cam highlighted Embiid's injury history, noting he played only 91 games in the last three years, making him a costly and unreliable asset for the 76ers, suggesting he should be traded.

Embiid's quote: 'I don't know who's going to be here. I don't even know if I'm going to be here.' Cam noted Embiid played 91 games in the last three years since winning MVP.

Victor Wembanyama received his first career ejection for elbowing Naz Reid during the Spurs-Timberwolves game. While Mace admired Wembanyama's nonchalant attitude, Cam expressed concern about the potential missed game and how Anthony Edwards capitalized on Wemby's absence. The incident sparked a debate on whether referees should better protect big men from physicality or 'let them play,' with Mace advocating for the latter, referencing the 'hack-a-Shaq' era.

Wembanyama ejected for elbowing Naz Reid. Mace said, 'I like his attitude when he was leaving the game. He was clapping up... Let's still win the game.' Cam noted, 'Ant-Man smelled blood... he had 16 points in the fourth quarter as soon as Wimby got out the game.'

The Washington Wizards secured the #1 overall pick in the NBA Draft Lottery, their first since John Wall in 2010. The hosts advised the Wizards to carefully consider their pick, specifically suggesting they draft Boozer and avoid AJ, who reportedly prefers to play in Utah. They emphasized the importance of securing a committed player to kickstart their rebuild and to help spread talent across the league.

Wizards won the draft lottery, first #1 pick since 2010. Mace said, 'I hope they go for Boozer so the young kid don't go back to college. Don't pick AJ. Please don't pick AJ.'