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You want it. You need it. It's what everyone's talking about. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Now here's Kevin. All right. Today, Cooley is with me, so it's a Cooley and Kevin show, at least for 40, 45 minutes, something like that. And then I've got a few things I want to get to. But

Coolie's here with us at the top. And you were going to come on with me on Monday because I know

you have been enjoying the last dance. And Tommy and I spent a lot of time talking about it yesterday as

well. But you hadn't watched those final two episodes, but you went back here in the last day or two

and you watched the final two episodes. And I think something that not everybody knows about you is that you were a bit of an NBA

fan, and you were a Utah Jazz fan, and both the 97 and 98 finals are featured heavily

in these final two episodes.

What were your takeaways from it?

I thought the entire thing was amazing. I mean, absolutely incredible. And I thought the last two

were really well done. I remember those games because I was in high school at that point.

I was a sophomore junior in high school. And so I remember sitting at a friend's house and watching

the jazz run through the playoffs against the rockets and trying to overcome that. And then the

Bulls, and especially the second year thinking the way Stockton and Malone

were playing, and Hornacek and Russell and Oster Tag.

I thought they would win.

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