Right now you're in for a special treat.

It's May 20th and spring is upon us in New York City.

Now today, we're kind of deviating from what's been known as a successful segment.

We now have two crowns in an unprecedented dual episode of King of the Hill.

First up, an Eastern Conference King of the Hill.

Yeah. Then we'll discuss, then we'll do a Western conference. It's like two for the price of

one. Yeah. It's a great deal. I agree. We have two crowns. That's exactly right.

I'm excited about this. So we are down to four teams. At this point in the playoffs,

depth matters to a degree.

What did Riley say you play eight, trust seven, and something like believe in six.

Like you at this point, do you have seven guys on your team that you're comfortable playing?

All of these teams at this point have at least seven. One or two of them might have

eight. We'll see the names on King of the Hill. Here is the Eastern Conference Edition. Bottom

row and a guy who I wanted to find a spot for hire, but I just couldn't, Mitchell Robinson.

If he goes to the granny style free throws, maybe he can move up the hill. I don't think that's

happening. Right. I don't think that's happening. Right.

I don't think that's happening either.

Ben Mathurin, who I could see getting into a scuffle with Mitchell Robinson.

That would be fun.

T.J. McConnell, who is just going to guard Jalen Brunton 94 feet just to be a pain in the butt, which is smart. Deuce McBride, who is going to hit a big shot in the fourth quarter of one of the first two games.

I guarantee it.

And then Obie Topin is a tough one for Knicks fans.

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