Two o'clock straight up.

It's a carton show with Big Mac.

Great having you here on a very special Friday afternoon radio program.

Great beautiful day in New York City.

I had lots cooking here in the last 10 or 15 minutes, number one.

It's going to be a big show.

New York Giants having a press conference in the next hour with John Harbaugh, Abdul Carter, who's not sleeping while watching porn or acknowledging his religious beliefs and Jackson Dart.

And then we have the breaking news out of the New York Knicks camp right now.

Not that it's relevant, but it's interesting that Mitchell Robinson did not break his finger in the second quarter of game four against the Cavs, where we all thought he did, with video to back up what I thought looked like a broken pinky.

The New York Knicks announced today that, or I guess it was Mike Browner announced today, that he did not get hurt in that game.

And quote unquote, we are not going to get into the specifics of how he broke his pinky.

So we now have a mystery on our hands as to how Mitch Robertson broke his pinky butt.

Neither here nor there.

He's playing in game one and did have surgery today on that broken pinky. Good afternoon, Big Mac. How are you today, Sarah? Oh, I'm doing wonderful on this. Beautiful Friday. Crazy day. Crazy day. We stepped in it. There's a lot of stuff going on. Now, I don't know if having a press conference are just being made available to the media. We'll see. I don't know, but I'm interested to see what Jackson Dart and Abdul Carter have to say, as well as the coach. And now, like, the Knicks are making a story. Both, it's odd, because both of those situations are stories that we didn't, like, I don't know if we care about anymore, and that now they're making,

the organizations are making it a story. That, the, the, the, the, the, Abdul Carter thing is done and buried. They had their meeting, who cares? Well, let's start with that. Let's start with that one. Let's start with that one. Because that story died on the vine multiple times. Yeah. And everyone's said there two cents about it. We've moved on from it.

It's over with.

So the fact that the New York Giants are perpetuating on extending a story that doesn't need to be extended, that's not a good look for the organization, to be honest about it.

No matter how you want to slice.

It's not that it's end of the day.

It's not.

I think it has zero impact on what the Giants do four months from now when the season

starts.

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