Today's podcast Dominic Foxworth on Sean Watson in Cleveland, the Oscars and his own

writing career, Fox and football with Foxworth great football stories.

And Peter Rosenberg is going to do podcasts coming out for the ring or a little wrestling

stuff, little Kanye as well.

We have an NBA open and life device.

I want to talk East, first West in the NBA kind of where we're out, where we've been and

what the general conversation has been.

Because I think if you ask this, if you're just hanging out with your buddies right now

and you say, Hey, you know, the East is probably better than the West.

I think you get a lot of people saying, you know what?

I think you're right.

Now historically, the West has been so much better than the East.

I mean, it's been a joke over the years.

I mean, I was looking through it this morning, you know, seven years ago, 60% of the games

were won by West and head to head matchup.

And we've had numbers, right?

It's in the 60s.

I think the only number that I found recently were the East actually one more than 50% of

the games was 2008, 2009.

So this year it felt like a pivot because the top was a little deeper Miami.

And let's just say this, let's have an open mind real quick, right?

We have an open mind about all the possibilities coming out of both conferences to win an NBA

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