Sean Heard you were in Brooklawn, Vietnam at the Barclays Center on Tuesday night for game two of the

W NBA playoff series between the Aces and the Liberty. What it looked like in there? That building is fascinating to me.

Playing Barclays Center was like in there that building is fascinating to me. Playing Barclay's center was loud for game two of the semifinals.

The environment was great.

Ellie was wiling as she always is.

You can sense the urgency from both teams to have, you know,

a win for either side would swing the series and, you know,

the game delivered on all ends. New York runs away.

Young can at the three.

Game two belongs to the New York Liberty.

We got to talk about Ellie for a second.

I mean this is the best thing going we have in mascot tree across sports. How much of a delight is it to see Ellie getting it done. Colin Kappernik was on the sideline, Alicia Keys was on the sideline, Robin Roberts is on the

sideline, the most popular animal person thing in that arena was Ellie, the elephant, could not go more than two steps without everyone bum rushing

That's fair getting back to basketball though if the aces are gonna get back into this thing Sean

They're going to need to lean on the woman who is rapidly becoming

one of the most decorated players in the history of the W. Asia Wilson, but they're down to

O. What do you think a comeback in this series in specific would mean for her legacy, Asia's that is?

I mean, it's so interesting and fascinating because the the aces come into the

playoffs looking to make history as being just the second team to 3P in WMA history since the

comments, you know, over 20 years ago, they now find themselves trying to make a different kind of history where teams are 18 and

oh in the post season when leading 2-0 in a Best of 5 series. The Aces are on the wrong

side of that and so if Asia can somehow meet the aces

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