Start with the Cavaliers first.

I mean, what a weird series that was.

Because if they win game six, we're talking about game one this morning between the Cavs and the Knicks because it would have taken place yesterday.

The great news is that the Knicks do have home court advantage.

It starts on Tuesday night.

And every game is on ESPN.

Every game between the Knicks and the Cavs will be at 8 p.m.

And it will start on Tuesday and then go every other day.

And then, of course, the Western Conference final will be alternate of that the next day.

And they will be on NBC and Peacock.

And that will be obviously the Thunder and Spurs.

But, I mean, it's not of

Mitchell, man. I mean, he's an awesome player, and he led his team last night. And the thing about

this particular team, the Cavaliers, it seems like, I don't, watching James Hardness can be

really frustrating. There are times where, like, he just looks like he's completely disinterested, and then the next thing you know, he's driving down the lane, either dishing it off or putting up some miraculous shot in making it. But you knew it at halftime last night when Donovan Mitchell sinks that three-pointer from almost, well, right inside the half-court line that it was kind of going to be

the Cavaliers Night. And let's face it, Jared Allen and Evan Mobley are going to present the

biggest problem for Carl Anthony Towns now. He hasn't really played against anybody quite as

athletic. And Jared Allen's all over the place. The one thing I will say about Evan

Mobley and Jared Allen, they don't chew free throws

well.

So we could be hacking each other back and forth here in this particular series.

But I don't know.

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