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It's Wednesday, October 29th, 2025.

I'm Jay Skeets here in the Classic Factory, and alongside me, as always, Tassmellis.

My little soda, pop.

Didn't hit it, didn't hit it as much as I thought I would. I've been struggling with it today. Next to him, it's Matapsha hot boy, Trey Kirby. Ayo. Ayo. And over yonder, making the magic happen, super producer, J.D. Hello. There is. Here we are. Hello to everybody on YouTube. Hello, stream team.

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It's down to the best of three world series.

Yeah.

The J's bouncing back in game four.

Well, I jumped in with the, my little soda pop.

The organ player in Los Angeles always play soda pop. He's played in back-to-back games. Yep. Just like we're hearing an organ here, sort of. You know? That's an organ. You mean sort of. Yeah, sort of. Those Js look great. What a short game. We go from six... Yeah, too fast. Six and a half two 50. That's the way baseball should be played. That's great. So game five is tonight? It is very good. Jesus. Murphy. Okay. Yeah. Bang, bang, bang. All right. So best of three in the world series. That's exciting, especially for us Jays fans. But we got some NBA basketball to talk about today. We'll touch on some of the games and a little bit later. We'll discuss some early season surprises. A couple of things that have jumped out after a week or so of basketball. But let's start with the honest score in 37 TK. And Rollins adding 25 as the Bucks. Beat the Knicks, 121, 111.

And I say that a little surprised because if you saw the first half, it looked like the Knicks were going to run away with this. I thought they were playing much, much better. Definitely. Thought they were just going to destroy them in the second half, but Janice and Crew got back into it and win comfortably in the end. Would you call it a tail of two halves? Probably. I absolutely would. especially for the Knicks on offense.

First half, 15 assists on 25 makes.

They had nine threes. Second half, nine assists on 14 makes. Only four three-pointers. The ball just stopped moving. They looked like last season's Knicks. We'll get into the reasons they fell apart a little bit later. But for the Bucks, nobody locks in harder than Janus.

After the half, 23 points, six rebounds, six assists, a steal, and two blocks.

That's an entire game.

And he did that in the second half, just completely took over.

Bucks were down two with six minutes left.

Yannis scored 11, had three boards, two assists, a steal, and a block,

turned a two-point game into a 10-point lead and a 10-point win for the bucks.

Yannis looks great. He should be getting MVP votes. At the least, he's like going to finish

number three, like he always does, but he's been good with Miles Turner, but he is destroying teams when he's playing as the

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