The numbers told the story they always do.

It's one of those idiots who believe in analytics. This is a numbers game with Gil Alexander gone V-SEN. Good Tuesday morning, Tud is a numbers game at Visa, the SportsBetting Network, vizan.com, game, plus ihard radio, YouTube TV, series X of Channel 158. Gil Alexander. Kelly Bidlin. Hey-o. Producer number nine, so much more than a producer. What's happening? Not much, man.

JVT trying to get me in trouble texting me right as the show starts. What was he texting you? Just trying to just throw you off your game. No, no, no, no. Betts. Deer and Fox, series assist leader. Oh, okay. It's all he texted. We'll take a look at those later today.

NBA finals begins tomorrow night in San Antonio between the Knicks and the Spurs.

Obviously, the Stanley Cup final begins tonight.

Carolina and Vegas.

Jake Hahn will join us to discuss.

We'll talk Khan Smyth with him.

We'll just break it down with Jake.

Who he thinks has the advantage in the something's got to give series between the 12 and 2, excuse me, 12 and 1 playoff

Carolina Hurricanes, flirting with historic playoff results in any Stanley Cup 16 win format

postseason.

And then the Vegas Golden Knights are kind of the opposite, right?

We were throwing out trivia of what teams with fewer than 40 wins have even gotten this far.

We'll talk about it with Jake coming up.

Drew Dinsick, NBA Finals, whatever he has coming up in the French Open, either today or tomorrow.

Mark Bortchon on baseball and then really looking forward to Paul Carr, a little later on the show. There are 12, count them, Kelly, 12. Oh, go ahead, count them. You know what people do that? They go, count them, 12. A, B, C, D, E. Okay. We'll do six of the 12 groups today. Kind of rapid fire. We'll only have him for a segment, right? We do. We can extend if we need to, though.

All right. lose six of the 12 groups today, kind of rapid fire. We only have them for a segment, right?

We do. We can extend if we need to, though. We left room on the back end just in case because

that kind of happened with what our college baseball guests last week, right? Like the first time

we tried to college baseball. Nine hundred teams and regions and groups to get through.

Hey, speaking to college baseball, no UCLA, no Georgia, no Georgia Tech, no Florida.

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