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Your listening to Fox Sports Radio. Jonas Knox in for Clay Travis taking you all the way up until 9 a.m. Eastern time 6 o'clock Pacific right here on Fox Sports Radio. A busy weekend in the world of sports. Congratulations to Phil Mikkelsen. The oldest player ever to win a major championship. He wins the PGA championship at Kewa.

He's a highland in South Carolina. My old stomping around South Carolina back in the day good to see the Palmetto's out and everything and all the fans there. Also a Brooks Keppka ledging. He might have maybe potentially gotten hit in the knees while he was trying to get to the final hole.

All of that stuff but congratulations to Phil Mikkelsen that was the big story from the weekend in the world of sports for a lot of people and then for some other people.

The big story was these NBA playoff games and I've noticed a theme here depending on who you're a fan of. There's a theme especially after one game in the playoffs and the theme is if you're concerned but you don't really want to show concern.

It's just one game. Don't worry about it. Just one game. It happens. It's a long series and I get all that we've seen a lot of teams lose the first game of a series and then come back and and and be in total control.

You want to go on the biggest stage. You can go all the way to sixers Lakers and the finals. Alan Iverson hits that dagger steps over the corpse of Tai Liu and then the Philadelphia 76ers proceed to win the game only to get dismantled the rest of the series.

We've seen it. All right. I can remember a couple of years ago Orlando beat Toronto in game one of the playoffs and then Toronto went on to win the NBA final.

So we've seen this stuff. We've seen teams throughout the course of history.

Lose the first game and be fine. It's one of the things that the NBA has. Go on form. It's the advantage. They have margin for air. You can lose one game in the NBA playoffs.

Hell, you can lose three games and your season's not over. You don't get that in some other sports like the NFL.

So in the NBA, there's some wiggle room. You can lose a game. You can even get blown out. Not a big deal. It's just one game. But then there are some of these situations in which it's not just one game. It's over.

You could tell early on. There's just this is a bad matchup. Be concerned because this is how this series is going to go moving forward. So I thought, why don't we do this?

Why don't we go through every single series in the NBA playoffs where all one game into them and we will ask the question, is it just one game or is it over?

Is there cost for concern and we will do so with the man with one of the great set of radio pipes in the history of radio, the great Danny G.

Thank you, Jonas. We'll start with Saturday's action. Is it just one game or is it over the bucks? They saw a middle to drain that game winner.

Game winning over time shot there. 109 to 107. Is it just one game for the heat or is it over?

No, it's just one game. The Miami Heat will always be a pain in the ass. They're that team and I was trying to think about a comp to the Miami Heat.

A team to where it doesn't matter whether or not they're legitimate title contenders, whether or not they've got superstar players.

When you see him on the schedule, you just know this is going to be a problem. And I was trying to think of the NFL equivalent to it.

And I think they're the Baltimore Ravens. Doesn't it seem like the Ravens are always an issue like when you see him, it's never just an easy game.

There's never just a year you look at and go, man, I'd love to play the Ravens. They just feel like they figure it out and they figure it out at the right time.

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