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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon, is National Dinosaur Day, Tony.

You like dinosaurs? I'm Tony Cornerhizer, yes, but they haven't existed since I was a kid.

What happened to that? Oh, that's good. What happened to do you? I thought you were going to say, we have to like ourselves, and we're dinosaurs. I thought that's where you were going to go. We are dinosaurs. We are A, Muppets, and B dinosaurs. Yes, absolutely. Welcome to PTI, boys and girls. in today's episode, the Knicks are back on the court. The Canadian's eliminate the sabres. And Joe Burrough says the Bengals have everything

they need. But we begin today with Victor Wenbanyama putting his stamp on game one against Oklahoma

City by scoring 41 points and grabbing 24 rebounds in a double

overtime win for San Antonio. This was Oklahoma City's first loss in the playoffs after eight

straight wins and it must have been jarring coming at home. Wilbon, how would you describe what

you saw last night and what does it bode for this series? Tony, it was historically impressive.

I mean, I've sat through courtside and on the television for my whole life and watched

Game 1s of series, and this ranks way, way, way, way up there in terms of personal

performance and team performance.

And the game was epic.

It just was.

I mean, you know, you get one of two, one or two things ago a different direction for either

team.

Like, Oklahoma City did not play badly at all.

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