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Dam Patrick Show. You are listening to the Dam Patrick Show on Fox Sports Radio. What up, good morning to you. The Dam Patrick Show Rolls on here on Fox Sports Radio. Dam the Dan that's out for the day. You're stuck with me and former NBA center in the voice. Oh, you're Houston Rockets. That's the one only Ryan Hollins who joins us or he may be Jamario Moon or he could be. Was it Sean Livingston? Yeah.

That was the worst one. That was the worst one. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No. No. I mean, same skin tone sort of hair sort of completely NBA player, but okay. Is it is very like the the success of Magic Johnson on the basketball floor and in the in the boardroom in comparison to Magic Johnson on social media is is one of the great juxtapositions of all.

All time. All all time. Well, does it magic not run his social? No, he's got to run that there's no way. There's no, there's no way that anybody else could because they're just such matter of fact.

Blanned obvious things. You know, play safe man. Play it safe. Yeah, it's it's an it's an all it's an all all time. Okay, so speaking of all time, we had an all time.

I thought that yesterday and again, Ryan, if I'm wrong, you play this league, you covered it this year, every game for the rocket. So you know, I just thought yesterday was a debacle. Right, because on a on a Sunday game on Mother's Day, when you have the sons who though they're not as popular as the Warriors.

Right, let's the sons, if you go back to the bubble, remember, they made this incredible charge in the bubble to try and get into the playoffs. They were the best team really in the bubble, at least in the those those last regular season at in games.

Yep. And then they went to the NBA finals last year and one of the top seeds. And then their top seed this year.

Um, this is not like a flash in the pan. They've been very good. Really since money took over and since Chris Paul, Chris Paul got there.

They have won a championship yet. They were up to games none last year in the in the NBA finals. But but you have the sons and they're taking on a guy who by many people's estimation. I don't know where you stand.

Like there are people that believe Lucas, the best player in the game. Now he was slow to come around and shape this year.

But then he was spectacular. Now his defense has been called into question, especially in this series when they they just went right at him. And then he got better in game three and in game four. Obviously they got these last two wins. So now the game the series is tied to a piece.

But to have Chris Paul being foul trouble. Essentially the entire game foul out early on kind of midway through the fourth quarter.

And then the way in which the fouls are called all the flops, all the replays. It just takes away from the true momentum of the games like you're it's heart like what am I watching here? Everybody's falling down on every play.

And you can't tell whether or not guys are really going at it and they're tough and knocking each other over or it's just it's like a soccer match with guys just falling left and right.

I thought it was a horrible watch and just a bad look for the league. Look the grabbing the holding out of like either but there's some sort of balance and I thought that one got out of balance it.

You had two guys known for flopping. You had two teams that just all the sudden started flopping and the officials became over reactive and called a bunch of things and it was just a massive again.

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