The Knicks finally flipped the vibes with a statement win over the Nets — and CP “The Fanchise” says it was exactly the slump-buster New York needed after a brutal stretch.

In this episode, CP joined Combos court to address the growing Karl-Anthony Towns trade buzz and explains why moving KAT mid-season would likely be a knee-jerk, white-flag move—especially with the Knicks unlikely to get equal value back. He also digs into the Mike Brown–Towns dynamic, why it’s fixable, and why Brown’s tenure gets an “incomplete” grade until the playoffs.

Then the conversation shifts to the biggest on-court question: Is Jalen Brunson doing enough to maximize Towns? CP breaks down the missing two-man game, why Brunson’s leadership matters most during adversity, and what lineup/rotation tweaks (Deuce minutes, KAT with the second unit, and limited Kolic playmaking) could help unlock better offense.

Plus: Deuce McBride’s league-wide value, Mitchell Robinson’s mindset, and CP’s East MVP pick so far—with a real warning about Detroit’s rise. And yes… we close with a fun QB debate: best quarterback ever (no rings talk).

Topics include: Knicks vs Nets recap, Karl-Anthony Towns rumors, Mike Brown offense, Brunson leadership, Brunson vs “1A” debate, Knicks trade deadline options, Deuce McBride interest, Kolek development, Mitchell Robinson, Detroit Pistons, Cade Cunningham MVP case, Celtics outlook, Warriors/Butler ripple effects.

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