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 B-Sin.

May the 12th be with you on a Tuesday morning.

Welcome on into a numbers game alongside Kelly Bidlin.

I'm Dustin Swadelson here for another day. Appreciate you making us a part of your morning. However, you may be tuning in, Sirius XM Channel 158, YouTube TV, the Visa Watch app and radio affiliates across the United States of God bless America. We've got an awesome jam-packed jelly tight show to get to over the course of the next three hours. We've got one game on the wood.

We've got two on the ice.

We have a full baseball card. And of course, NFL schedule news continuing to leak out through various sources. Wonder how that's happening, National Football League, as they always take over the calendar. We'll hit it all. We'll touch on it all. But more importantly, Kelly Bidlin, we have to start with a night in the NBA

that was truly riveting in every single sense of the word.

It was a good one.

I mean, you had two games very different with history made in one, a future being impacted

in another.

So let's begin first with the Cleveland Cavaliers and what they did with the Detroit Pistons

because I got to tell you, 112, 103, if you would have told me that at halftime, I never would have believed you that Cleveland winds up winning this thing. In case you missed it, they laid the three and a half. They cover that. We go over 212 and a hook. As Cleveland, who is trailing by four at halftime, comes back thanks to a 22-0 run in the third

quarter, and they wind up winning this thing, 112, 103, and covering the number.

You're sitting there watching it.

You're ready for the talking points about James Hardin is a giant loser and can never get

over the hump.

And now, Donovan Mitchell, who you and I bet over 27 and a half points on.

We called it dead. I sent the old text to Kelly. You know what? We probably should have been

concerned that we both really love the play. And he had, what, four points at halftime. Next thing you

know, Donovan Mitchell has 39 second half points. And he goes on an

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