Mikal Bridges Scored Zero. I'm at 91%.

I was at 88% last night. I'm raising it.

91%.

Here's why: Mikal Bridges scored zero points in Game 3. Zero. Shot 0-for-3 from the field. 0-for-2 from the line. Four turnovers. Minus-26 in 20 minutes. Mike Brown benched him in crunch time and the Knicks immediately got better.

Read that last sentence again. The Knicks got better when their $25 million trade acquisition sat down.

Bridges is shooting 36.4% for the series. Bill Simmons said the quiet part out loud: "Anyone could have traded for that dude for four solid months." He was talking about McCollum. But the subtext is Bridges. The Knicks traded five first-round picks for a guy who can't stay on the floor in a first-round series.

Meanwhile, McCollum is averaging 27 a game with back-to-back daggers. Karl-Anthony Towns has scored 2 total fourth-quarter points in the last two games. Two. The Knicks' second and third options are disappearing at the exact moment the Hawks' role players are showing up.

Kuminga: 40 points on 61.5% shooting the last two games. Daniels: 26 rebounds and 8 steals through three games. From the guard spot. JJ put up the first 24-10-8 game in Hawks playoff history. The system has more weapons than the superteam.

Game 4 is Saturday at 6. The Hawks win that, they go up 3-1. Teams up 3-1 win the series 95% of the time.

I'm at 91%. Tell me I'm wrong.