 And this is all about you, Nets fans. You waited four long years. A complete knockdown and rebuild. You've heard the jeers. You've heard the jibes. You won't be dealing with that nonsense after this season. This season is proof that the foundation that was poured by Sean Marks on the corner of Atlantic and Flatbush is rock solid. Marks is the architect Kenny Atkinson, the sculptor. They started at the bottom. Now they're here. We go hard as their mantra. It's also the rally cry of you, the fans. Your team is back in the playoffs, and they are providing a new religion in the borough of churches. Let's take a look now at the Nets season notes. It's their first playoff appearance since the 2014-2015 season. It's their most wins since the season before that. They had 44 in the 2013-14 season. They have 41 wins this season. They guarantee themselves a 500 record only four times since the 2006-2007 season. Have the Brooklyn Nets been at 500 or better? And four players sent to All-Star Weekend. Joe Harris, of course, winning that three-point contest in the Angela Russell, sets a new Nets franchise record with 227 three-point field goals made, and he beats his own teammate, Alan Crabb. He set the mark last year with 201. Let's get to high...