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Here's Jell and Rose, I'm David J. Covey. We are Jell and Andrew Covey. What is it that

we need to do? What? They've... wrong! There is a lot to discuss today, Mr. Rose, and

we're going to start with the top of the Eastern Conference. It has been in flux, but it

was the Miami Heat, who had lost four straight games. You know, who can fix that? A game against

the Sacramento Kings. The Heat got the win against the Kings there again on top of the

Eastern Conference. Can they stay there, Mr. Rose?

First I want to say a line about the Kings. I love deer and fox, but it's almost impossible

to be as trash as they've been for so very long. With that being said, yes, I believe so.

And the turbulence that you saw boiled over in the huddle between the Miami Heat. For

the rest of the world, it was like, oh my goodness, we're going to pay attention to the heat

today, even though they're the number one seed in the east. It's just another day at the

office for them. And if you notice all of a sudden, Jimmy's back focused 27 points. Look

at Bam. 22 and 15. You need your best players leading the way. Tyler Hiro, legitimate candidate,

six man of the year, 20 points. He's been initiating all offense and consistent all season. And

so when you look at the depth of the Miami Heat and how they basically been the team in

pole position for most of the run during the Eastern Conference race this year, I do believe

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