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Brady Quinn and Jonas Knox on Fox Sports Radio.

Fired up.

Good morning.

Excited.

Sure.

Wishing yesterday's games have been a little bit more competitive, just a little bit more.

You know, it was probably, I guess the Pelicans OKC was, but that was about it in all of sports.

Very chalky.

Very chalky opening the weekend in the NBA playoffs.

Yeah. You ever feel like you kind of wish you could just fast forward everything sometimes? You know, like the DVR has really kind of spoiled me because if you've got something on demand, you can kind of choose how you want to watch it, when you want to watch it.

And I wish we could just have the option to just fast forward to like games four and five of these series.

Because I feel like the opening weekend in the first round of the NBA playoffs, it's just kind of, eh.

You know what's going to happen for the most part, and you're just hoping there's no serious injury.

And there's a serious injury, and

there's a lot of guys that are already injured going into the playoffs.

Just, I'm with you, a little bit lackluster from the NBA to start up the playoffs.

I'd love to go back through the last few years and look at, like, the margin of victory.

It wasn't just the NBA, though.

I mean, even in hockey, like the Rangers, obviously won by a wide margin of their game. I guess Cavs and then Jets were a little more competitive. A lot of scoring in that, which was ridiculous, but, yeah, just overall. I mean, Scottie Sheph was up five today finishing up the RBC. I mean, just nothing was really overly competitive yesterday.

Yeah.

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