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Bright and bushy tailed on a Monday morning on the East Coast after what we might term gut punch

weekend in the NBA conference finals, the Phoenix Suns and an interminable controversial

four and a half hour approximately game four packed with exciting reviews. Who doesn't love a

review packed with an out of bounce play that they somehow don't review after reviewing everything

else. They don't review the campaign out of bounce play that would have given the Clippers the

ball back down one with seven and change seven seconds and change left. Phoenix delivers what

feels like the game for we've seen so many times with a road team says boom punch to the gut we're

up three one good luck. The Bucks and the Hawks, which is where we're going to start.

They're only through three games, but after the Atlanta game won, when I said I still think the

Bucks are winning this series, they roll in game two, then was game three and Atlanta the gut punch

game, even though it was only game three kind of felt like it Atlanta gets off to a good start

delivers a punch. The Bucks slowly methodically get back in the game, hang around, hang around like

Teddy KG be just hanging around. And then Chris Middleton goes crazy in the fourth quarter. They

pull away. Trey young turns his ankle felt like a gut punch. We will see. We're going to start there

with one of my favorite guests, one of the people's favorite guests from sports illustrated.

And I didn't know this until right now master of the Doc Rivers Panic face. Chris Herring, how are you?

I'm good. How are you? You had it. You had it when your technology wasn't working. When you

were worried about the signal you logged in and I saw it, you were calm. Someone, someone who

doesn't know you was over to thought you were calm, but I saw it in your eyes. I saw it in your

eyes, the panic in your eyes. Anyone who podcasts with me regularly enough, regularly enough sees that

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