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It's a game that I still don't believe is true, but there's audio to prove that it's true.

And it's pretty entertaining.

So as Eddie Garcia said a little bit earlier in the show tonight,

the Los Angeles Clippers,

they ended up losing by 51 points against the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday.

And it takes a lot for the NBA to stand out on an NFL Sunday. When we're talking about week 16, there's playoff scenarios, home field advantage, who's in, who needs help,

all those sorts of things. There are a ton of things to react to. So it's got to be a pretty significant headline to grab your attention.

Unless you're just a diehard NBA junkie, right?

If you're just a sports fan and you like your hoops, you like your ball, like you like football, basketball, it's going to take a lot for an NBA headline to really grab your attention.

But this is one that qualifies.

The Mavs were leading at halftime.

77 to 27.

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