This is the best of outkick the coverage with Clay Travis on Fox Sports Radio.

Well, the Washington Wizards were in the zone and so were the Golden State Warriors.

Both teams put away their opponents in the first quarter last night, but we finally got some drama.

I said the NBA playoffs have been pretty boring so far.

The favorites head for the most part won with the exception of the jazz as the 5C pulling off the win over the 4C to L.A. Clippers.

And then last night in the Celtics Wizard series, the competition to see who's going to get beat by the calves at now appears based on the way everything else has gone.

Things finally got a little bit heated and if you're like me old school NBA fan, the fact that we have fights in quotation marks like these now is pretty ridiculous, but it was Kelly on Kelly crime.

Let's go to some of the audio and listen to exactly what happened and then we'll discuss the fallout.

And now, O'Linnick setting a screen at Ubra did Dexam. Ubra goes after O'Linnick and now security gets involved and now we are forcing it to have ejections.

Ubra got up and went up and would he do this 20 feet and just pushed O'Linnick.

So that's going to be the end of Kelly Ubra's night. I'm sorry to say.

Two teams are very competitive, whether you keep getting hit in the head, you might respond that way and I think that's what he did.

I'm not saying that that was the right thing to do. We have to focus on playing basketball. We can't control what they're doing.

We just have to control within our game plans. They focused. I haven't talked to them. Definitely we'll talk to them.

We have to keep our control. You have to let the referees call those calls. At that particular time, they did call the right call.

I don't think it was incredibly violent. I think Kelly Ullinnick probably, this is partly a response to what happens when you name two men Kelly.

They go face to face. This is Kelly on Kelly crime because they're both like, why do you have to give me an androgynous name and the other guys like me too.

I think that's the reason they have to stand up and be extra masculine. But this was I think even if you assume what you always have to in the NBA, that this was a flop to some extent from Kelly.

The Boston Celtics player. Ubrae was way out of line. Like the screen was not incredibly violent. The screen was not an illegal screen.

The screen was not something that was so inappropriate that somebody's physical health was in danger and you needed to send a message.

I'm just picturing Adam silver NBA commissioner. Getting his phone out like looking over his shoulder, making sure nobody's watching.

And then just texting like code red code red NBA playoffs are boring. We got to have something happen. Let's get a fight.

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