It is Monday. We like to take two quick breaks. We kind of canvass the entire world. It is, can we say that? David, and I have a treat, Rico. I'm going to kick this off with a question to you, Kenny and David.

Comprehensively. We are a couple of weeks deep into all playoffs. can we say unequivocally that the

NHL has the best playoffs and the NBA has the worst yeah especially when it gets to the

overtime games in the NHL because that is must watch TV where the, Mike, there's been a ton of blowouts.

For every end of the game like it was for the Raptors and Cavs, where RJ's shot bounces

up and goes in, you had a lot of 20-point blowouts.

It's also a lot of bad product.

Close game doesn't mean good game.

The NHL playoffs have been electric.

The basketball wants to be of in toilet.

Kenny, David, please.

I mean, I am biased when I say it's the NHL.

I think they're clearly the best.

They just don't market it well.

The backdrop of everything they've ever done so far

has been terrible besides the actual product that you're watching on the ice.

Correct. It's the inverse of the NBA.

Exactly.

Master marketers.

The NBA is like the Savannah bananas of marketing, but the product stinks.

I don't know how they fix it either, because we've been having this very conversation as hockey fans for years.

By the way, can we say the Savannah bananas are a movement?

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