I don't want to be a bummer, but drink in what is on your television screens every night

right now because we are down to a precious handful of nights where you can flip back and

forth between meaningful championship round ball games, NBA, NHL, just a few hours left

of of that action. And then we go into the abyss of baseball, but don't worry. Football's

on the way. Hi, and hello and welcome to the newest episode of mine is three presented

by Fandule as always, our pal, Kevin Henge, the best basketball player among us on the

DL with a knee injury, just like all high in basketball players. Right. You know, you know,

it's fitting that this would happen in the spring of 2021 to you, Kevin Henge. And don't

tell me that the sports gods don't have a naughty sense of humor, that the only team that

is clean in terms of injuries, despite a couple of close calls. Chris Paul is going to come

through nice and clean. The most injury prone of all NBA superstars is in the NBA finals.

And I would like to say muzzle tub in advance. They're going to win the NBA title. It's just

a matter of who they're going to be playing against much to get into spaghetti and meatballs

wrapping up the East division, the Patrick division and last couple of games here in the

Stanley Cup final. It looks like the lightning are well on their way there. We could talk about

the metropolitan's leading their, their division there in the National League. I don't really

want to. I do want to talk about the Yankees. Like I say, a lot to get to here. How are you,

Kevin? Henge, how's the rehab going? You had knee surgery just a little while ago.

I had surgery on Monday. Got my first like chunk of sleep last night. So I'm actually feeling

a little better. Like hard to sleep with this medieval leg brace that I have on. It looks

it's designed to let someone sleep. You know, I asked the search and like, can I take this off

when I go to bed? He's like, no, that's the whole point of it. So anyway, but I got a few hours

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