00:00In every story, there is a hero and a villain.
00:06And we will watch a movie, we'll read a book, we'll watch a television show that has that dynamic.
00:13And we'll see a villain do a dastardly thing to our hero that will just tear us apart.
00:22And we want to, and the reason we continue to read the book or continue to watch the movie or
00:26continue to watch the television show
00:27is because we want to see our hero get his revenge on that villain.
00:35Well, for all of us as Knick fans, that villain is Joel Embiid.
00:39And our hero is Mitchell Robinson, a first-class gentleman, the longest-tenured Knick,
00:44and a guy that was injured by Embiid a couple of years ago in the playoffs and had a long
00:51road to recovery.
00:56And not only did Mitchell Robinson's team get revenge on Embiid's Sixer team by sweeping them, by dominating,
01:04in fact, the only real good game the Sixers played was with Embiid not playing.
01:10So not only was there a team revenge aspect of it, but individually, Mitchell Robinson,
01:15a couple of years later, got his revenge as he absolutely posterized Joel Embiid.
01:23A dunk and an image that will last forever.
01:29An iconic image, especially if the Knicks win a championship.
01:33That is a Mount Rushmore image of Mitchell Robinson dunking over Embiid,
01:38especially when you consider the history between those two players.
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