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Love talking hockey.

And so far the Stanley Cup final.

This is why I always say the best postseason is the NHL postseason, because this is what you get. A great game one. Great game

one. Vegas Golden Knights fall behind two goals to none and it didn't even matter. They're

never out of a game. What a turnaround. What a turn of events. So we talked to Ken Danico about

that. He also had some really poignant thoughts on Claude Lemieux. So hope you hockey fans enjoyed that. My thanks to Ken for making time. He always does make time for it. In fact, no reason I love hockey. Hockey guys always make time for it. Because they're all about their sport. They love their game. All right. So we go into our number 3, 1,800-636-866. Game 1 of the NBA finals kicking off tonight, San Antonio. We've talked

about that. Let me go back and talk some football. Incredibly enough, not just football,

but Brown's football. How a team that bad could get that much

attention on this show, I'll never understand. But they do. Another day, another Brown segment.

That's what it feels like this offseason, right? I mean, not only are we getting a lot of Brown's

content. It's in the

off season. It's not even in the year when they normally are taking a big dump in their

pants. It's the most you'll ever hear about a five-win team during the off-season. But I've

got to admit, the Browns have made it interesting. They've made some interesting moves. Like, when they

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