All right, welcome back to Hollinger and Duncan. Thanks so much for joining us. I do have an announcement before we get started. If you've enjoyed Danny LaRuez and my League Pass calls, we are actually going to be doing games on a site called Playback. It's a pretty exciting technology.

We are actually able to have you sign in through your cable provider or YouTube TV or I think

even NBA League Pass for international people and basically just watch the game in that

window with our commentary.

There's no more syncing up.

So we are going to be calling some live games, starting tomorrow with Game 6 of Dallas and Phoenix,

and then we'll be doing it periodically, probably every other day or so,

through the rest of the playoffs.

So looking forward to doing that, and also looking forward to the rest of the playoffs. So looking forward to doing that.

And also looking forward to the rest of the second round, John, although I do kind of

wish that we were recording last night so we could have been a little more excited about

these two one four series.

Yeah, they, they kind of turned last night, didn't they?

You know, we've seen this movie before so many times where the home team wins each of the first four games.

And we get all excited like, yeah, it's two, two.

Anything can happen.

But the thing that happens most of the time when the home team wins

the first four games is that the better seed ends up advancing. And in particular, when the better

seed also has a better point differential in those first four games. And that's exactly how I

played out last night. Two blowouts.

I was actually surprised how easily Miami beat Philadelphia.

Like I was not shocked that Phoenix did this to Dallas because it was the exact same

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