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Brian Padda, Senior Defensive Lyman from Miami.

Gunned down.

The key to this case, it's Brian.

A hour before he died, he was on the phone. Arguing what's about this might be a hit.

You want the truth.

The biggest one of the conviction being placed in arrest.

We had a killer amongst us.

Murder at the U. Listen now.

Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbaum.

We were both off yesterday, Tony.

Did you miss our viewers? I'm Tony K Tony Cornheiser you do this for the viewers really come on

we do it for the viewers we do it for the kids maybe the viewers you do it for the kids

yeah that's so great it's so great to think we do it for the kids? Yeah. That's so great. It's so great to think we do it for the kids.

Welcome to PTI, boys and girls. We are back, baby. In today's episode, Bill joins Tiger and

Missing the Masters. The women's final four is set to start in 90 minutes, and Jay Billis joins us

for a breakdown of the men's semis. But we begin today with the Oklahoma City Thunder, answering all

questions about how much of a challenge the Lakers posed to them by beating the Lakers last night

by 439.96. In that game, Shea Gilgis Alexander had 28 points, seven rebounds, seven assists,

and just one turnover in 30 minutes on the court. And in that game, Luca Dantich went out in the third quarter with a bad hamstring. And in his 26 minutes, Dachich had just 12 points on three of ten shooting and six turnovers. Wilbon, what does this game say about the Thunder? And where does it leave the Lakers? Well, it said about the thunder exactly what we knew it would say.

They're the champs, and they got tired of a little gnat buzzing around their heads,

and that gnat happens to be sort of treated royally in most quarters, the Los Angeles Lakers,

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