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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbont. Tony a man in Germany was rescued after being tied to a tree in the woods and abandoned

in an apparent sex game gone awry.

I'm Tony Cornheye's was really embarrassing and it made me late for the car nation. I was sure I could do both.

Yeah, well you just should have skipped the coronation. I mean how boring must that have been?

I loved it. I watched about three hours of it on television. I love it. Really good.

That's one of the that's one of the labor statements you've ever made.

No, I'm watching the coronation hours of the coronation on TV.

Your manhood rights ought to be taken away.

Take it away.

Yeah, don't worry. Because later in the day I watched the NBA for six hours just to get back on an even keel.

Welcome to PTI boys and girls in today's episode. The Sixers, even things with the Celtics, Leon Drys, Cytle is on fire.

And Jimmy Erset doesn't want any team talking and you look, but we begin today with a weird incident in the Phoenix Denver game last night.

A game Phoenix won, even that series at two, two.

In the second quarter, the ball went out of bounds with a Phoenix player who flew into the seats.

The ball landed in the arms of the new Phoenix owner, Matt Ishpia.

Denver's Nikola Yokic, attempted to quickly take possession of the ball so he could inbound it.

Perhaps give his team a five to four man advantage.

Yokic got a technical foul if it would appear to be a shove of Ishpia.

Though Ishpia appeared to put his hands on Yokic first.

Will, should the NBA take further action on either Yokic or Ishpia or both?

No. And Ishpia had the great sense to tweet out this morning just to put it back in perspective.

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