Hey, welcome to Cousin'

Hey, welcome to Cousin' Sals winning weekend. Make yourself at home, unless you are at home,

in which case, just keep doing what you're

doing. You look great. You know, I always strive for my show to give you a good mix of things,

sort of like a great bolognese sauce. And today, we've cooked up a good one 18 years ago this week.

The Sopranos finale, Made in America, was released on HBO for the last scene. The main cast

gathered in a diner in New

Jersey, and then David Chase, the director decided, you know what? I've provided the onion

rings and the parallel parking. You figure out the rest. Well, 18 years later, here we are

sitting down with Robert Eiler and Jamie Lynn Sigler. Yes, AJ and Meadow will be here to talk about the Sopranos,

sports betting, and their podcast, not today, pal. Then the D3 will join me to give out their

picks for game four of the NBA finals. But before any of that, it's time for a segment that

tests my reflexes and reactions. It involves our producer, Jack, throwing a crumpled up piece

of paper with

a thought written on it in my direction. I'll catch it, I'll read it, and I'll tell you

my thoughts on the issue. We call this tossing topics.

All right, fire. Whoa! I was barely ready.

CGI basketball court. All right, who would have thought in a world where all the focus is usually on the play

on the court, that the outrage would shift to the court itself.

Quick recap, after game one between OKC and Indiana, fans were outraged because they thought

the feel of the finals was lackluster.

Most felt it didn't even match up to the magic and prestige of the in-season tournament.

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