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A weird, potentially devastating night in the NBA playoffs last night, courtesy of the association.

So I don't know how we want to get this started.

Do we just to attack the big story?

Was it Minnesota getting it done again?

Or was it the Knicks getting it done and the Jason Tatum injury that followed. Yeah. I mean that that seems to be the thing that stood out. Yeah. Which one? All of them? Which one? No. Jason Tatum? And then Austin Tatum. Yeah. I hate to start off on that note, but man, that's always tough to watch. Yeah, that was brutal.

And so now we wait to see what the MRI look like, but it, if he's calling his own time out and he's writhing around in pain like that, people are like, oh, now he's got a

sprained ankle.

And I'm like, uh-oh, we've seen it so many times nowadays that you just knew, oh, that's the Achilles. Right. And so now it's try and figure out if the, you know, if the MRI comes back and it does confirm, you know, ruptured Achilles. I know our buddy, Dr. David Chow was, you know, looking at that saying, yeah, it appears like that's what we're going to get here.

And Alvar, you went through that same injury.

From a basketball player standpoint, I mean, this knocks him out for obviously the playoffs.

And then I would think a majority of next year as well, too.

I don't know where the technology is these days, but definitely not an easy injury to come back from.

I mean, it's just not.

And I don't know.

I wish them the best, you know.

But these things happen.

It's a part of sport.

And, you know, he's got to get through it.

Got to get through it.

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