Welcome back to another episode of Frigger. This is episode 608 Wednesday, June 3rd. I'm Corey in Gannamart here with Matt Vespa.

Vespa, I hear you're calling it an early night tonight. Bedtime's around 730.

Yeah, okay. No, but I will be, I will be off.

I got to log off.

At 8.30, it's tip-off for NBA finals.

Oh, that's right.

The finals are tonight.

I didn't realize the one was following that so closely.

Who's in it again?

It's like the thunder and the nets or something like that?

Yeah, it's the, you son of a bitch. It's the 2026 Eastern Conference Champions, New York Knicks. The New York Knickerbockers. Well, good luck to your Knicks tonight, Vespah. I'll be thinking... Yeah, you said you might Yeah. I haven't watched the game. It's going to be a great series, man.

It's going to be a great series. I haven't watched a game in probably 20 years. I'm not an NBA fan, but I will tonight because I know how vested you are. I mean, sorry, you and I, I mean, listen, because we're like the old men of the office. you know, we grew up watching the greats in the 90s, you know.

Bill, Jordan, Pippin, all these guys, you know, all these cats and stuff. Iverson. I even throw them to the Sixers, even though I fucking hate the Sixers. Pacers. Oh, fuck the Pacers, too. But Reggie Miller, I mean, come on. I mean, I'm sorry. right. I'm right.

The guys plus, dude, it's ridiculous.

So, like, you know, the game was, you know, we want, the product was different.

The game was different.

I understand.

It's a little softer, you know, all this type of stuff.

Like, dude, like, I mean, you saw, like, Gory, like scoring 130 points in the 90s right unheard of i mean there would have been

endless segments about where is the defense you know i'm trying to say like now now no team plays

defense and there's no such thing as a travel everybody's soft as hell but i think i like how

colin cowher put it he's like back he's like finals. It was a bricklaying contest. Yeah, the Knicks first. Average, average points scored by the Spurs per game, 86. The New York Knicks 78. He's like, there's two people who could, you know, handle the ball. Everyone else, you know, used to feed off that. Not anymore. You know, everyone has to have some level of ball handling skills.

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