Here's tonight. Star-studded ESPN NBA doubleheader. Palo Bankero and the Magic take on Jalen Brunton and the Knicks.

We're on a back-to-back, seven Eastern, and then it's out to OKC for SGA and the Thunder hosting Luca Donchich and the Lakers.

Ernie, Kenny and Charles and Shaq tip off our coverage at 6 Eastern. Never get told saying that.

But the likely faces in the

AFC have an uphill battle with the Chiefs and Ravens outside of the

playoff picture and the bills currently second in their division. So

Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs has had an up and down season. We know that

starting 0 and 2 before winning five of their last seven games. The

chiefs are currently third in their division and in the hunt for a wildcard spot. The Bills started the season hot going four and O while looking

like one of the best teams in the NFL, but Josh Allen and the Bills have since lost three of

their last five games and they've handed the division lead right on over to the Patriots. Then

after a one in five start, the Ravens have won three straight games with

Lamar Jackson returning for the last two. The Ravens are in second place in the AFC North,

behind the Steelers, and now favored to win the division. So assuming all three teams now do make

it to the postseason, as Marcus Spears is back here with us, who is more likely to go on a

playoff run? Now, I'll go to you first here, Stephen A, is it the Chief us, who is more likely to go on a playoff run?

I'll go to you first here, Stephen A.

Is it the Chiefs, the Bills, or the Ravens?

I'm going to go with the Baltimore Ravens.

Let's go.

Baltimore Ravens.

Listen, I'm not ruling out anything with the Chiefs because that's Patrick Mahomes and

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