Mismatched Prayers

Write a song about a Knicks fan celebrating their unexpected Game 1 victory over the Celtics despite the flawed switching defensive strategy. Focus on the tension of watching Brunson's incredible performance while knowing Boston's unusually poor shooting (15-60 from three) saved them from a potential blowout. Include the nervous anticipation of Game 2, recognizing that Tatum won't likely shoot that poorly again and that the current defensive approach might not be sustainable through the playoff series. Include these quotes: "Yeah and Brunson was incredible" "Knicks got away with one for sure" "Boston shot terribly from 3" "If they hit even like 30% of those it's a blowout" "tatum won't shoot that poorly again" "I just saw this breaking news article I wanted to get your opinions on. Here's a summary: The New York Knicks employed a switching defensive strategy against the Boston Celtics in their second-round playoff series, despite personnel limitations compared to the Orlando Magic who used a similar approach in the first round. While the Knicks won Game 1, their success wasn't due to the switching strategy, as the Celtics generated numerous open looks but shot poorly (15-60 from three-point range), particularly on wide-open and catch-and-shoot opportunities. The article suggests this defensive approach is risky and unsustainable, as it created mismatches that Boston failed to capitalize on but likely will in future games."