You got game three of the NBA finals tonight, 8.30 Eastern on ABC, an ESPN Deportes, an ESPN Plus, an ESPN radio series tied at one game apiece.

Coverage begins with NBA countdown at eight Eastern time.

And with that, we begin hour number two.

Here we get up in our brand new home.

Shepter, your first time in the new studio. What do you think? It is like going from it with no

disrespect, a minor league stadium to a brand new ballpark. How is that not disrespect?

That is about a disrespect. That's extraordinarily disrespectful. Don't tell the

Seaport's to the studio. I said that. We're upstairs having egg white omelets this morning.

Life is good.

And we begin in the NFL this hour with mandatory mini camps in full swing.

So let's go around the league and play a game called Believe it or Need to See It, because the season really starts now.

Mike T.

This is the year the Chiefs will be dethroned in the AFC. Do you believe it or do you need to see it?

Greeney, I need to see it. This team is better. They have a great left tackle. You covered the draft.

Josh Simmons, if he's healthy, is a great left tackle and the speed of Rashid Rice pending suspension.

Xavier Worthy and Hollywood Brown will make this team much better on offense. I think this team is better than they've been, and they've been to three straight Super Bowl.

Lewis Riddick, let's go to Dallas. If I said Dak and the Cowboys are going to win the

NFC East, would you believe it or need to see it? Come on, come on, I need to see that. I mean, seriously, I mean, let's be real here. And it's not because of the offense. Look, I think offensively, as long as the rush yards allowed. You can't be worse than the league in yards before contact. You can't, you have to improve that. They've got to be better in the trenches.

And then finally, Mike T. If I said Aaron Rogers is going to take the Steelers back to the playoffs this year. Do you believe it or need to see it? I need to see it. You have a Hall of Fame coach. You have an

aging, but, you know, obviously all-time great quarterback, but he's going to be 42 in December.

He's athletically deficient at this point. And you have Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson's same division. hard but intriguing. So they've been in the playoffs. So the need to see a piece of just the

playoffs, I think, is interesting. One way or another, he was at the first day of Steelers

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