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Felger and Maas

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All right, buddy, welcome to the program. Felger and Maserati.

Fully loaded program here on a Monday. Felger here in the A-Hole chair. Maz in the abbreviated Maz chair. How you doing, Anthony? Could you? A little closer comfort. If you're watching on the NBC Sports, Boston Simulcast, they've had to rearrange your chairs a little bit. So Maz and I are up close and personal. I've been relocated. Even worse than usual. Big Jim Murray in our update studio. Hi, Jim. Hi. Reentry Monday, meaning everything on the board from the weekend for most of us, an extended weekend, a long weekend. So everything's on the table, folks, from the weekend, okay? So I think there'll be three main things that we'll hit on today, although we can go wherever you want, but three main things, and that is the NBA landscape with the pretty much musical chairs finally coming to an end over the weekend, the Red Sox at the All-Star Break, the women's soccer, which I know a lot of you watched and were invested in.

So we're going to have some thoughts on that.

If you'll hit on some Bruins as well in NHL free agency, you can.

So whatever you want, here on what we call a reentry Monday, 617-779-0-985.

You can release the hounds.

We'll take calls immediately.

I want to ask you, Maz, first on the NBA.

Sure.

How do you like the new NBA?

I like it a lot. And again, I'm basing this at least in some fashion on the, you know, the apparent likelihood at the end of last week that it was going to be the Lakers or Toronto for Kauai Leonard. As it turned out, it was obviously the Clippers. I love it. I told you, I thought the best thing that could happen was for Kauai to end up with the Clippers. And he and LeBron James would have to fight for not only the league but for L.A. L.A. and the league. LeBron and Kauai Leonard toe to toe. You have tickets at the Staples Center next year? You're going to every home game. You're going to be there every night, literally every night of the week, or pretty damn near close to it. Because you're going to have the two best players in the league or two of the best three, whatever. And so I think it's awesome. Aside from the fact that it also created a more, you know, even distribution of the superstar talent in the league. So you've got Durant and Kyrie Irving now in Brooklyn, albeit with Durant's injury, you know, different guys in the two LA teams. You still have some good talent at Golden State. Milwaukee's good. It's hard to predict who's going to win the championship next year. I like it. I think it's good for the league. Who's your favorite?

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