How about one?

64.5 feet was the putt that J.J. Spahn made on 18.

He didn't need to make that put to finish one under par.

He just needed a two putt, but it did add at least something positive on a day of total golf carnage.

Good morning, everybody. Max is here with me. We've got a couple of guests scheduled.

Maybe one more will be added to the mix, but Andrew Golden, who covers the Nats for the Washington Post, he'll be on with us at 12.

So we'll save the Davy Martinez quotes about it not being the coach's fault for this long losing streak from the other night until 12.

Andrew will jump on with us then. Ben will join us later on in the 12 o'clock hour, although we will talk football long before we get to Ben.

And maybe, just maybe we'll have one other guest, depending on his availability,

as he gets ready to fly down to Oklahoma City.

For tonight's game five, which I got to tell you, man, I am fired up to watch tonight.

If you're not watching the NBA finals, I'm sorry about that.

You are missing an unbelievable, compelling sports competition drama.

It is fabulous to watch. It is physical. It is relentless. It is intense. Game four, amazing.

Never saw it coming. Just like game one, never saw it coming.

Tonight, Game 5 back in Oklahoma with an NBA finals series tied at two games apiece.

I'll get into my thoughts on tonight and go back to Friday night a little bit in just a bit.

But I do want to start with the golf because I know a lot of you were watching this.

What else was on? I mean, on Saturday, Caitlin Clark was lighting it up. I did flip on just in time

to see the three-threes in about 50 seconds or something like that, Max. She ended up with 32. She was

amazing. But I did not stick with it the rest of the way. I was into the

golf this weekend. And until yesterday, it really wasn't much. You know, you didn't have major

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