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Want to hear from you 888 8-80-80-80-10-9 game two.

Knicks and Cavs tonight at the Guard, Mets, and Yankees lose.

You got game two of the Thunder and Spurs last night,

couple hamstring injuries for each team and a Thunder win with an SGA big-time game.

But, you know, I saw this story, and it does relate to you in a way because I know you have

some of the same issues that this man has, but you would never find yourself in this position.

So, Christopher Mad Dogg Russo missed game one of the Nixon Cavaliers because he was passed out after taking two Valium because he couldn't have an MRI in the MRI tube.

So I totally understand that.

I am a claustrophobia guy.

I've never had to be in a MRI tube for a long period of time.

I was in one, I feel like it was only 10 minutes, and I ended up being okay.

But I know that some are much longer.

So he goes in there, he's not going well, comes out, I guess, takes a volume as the story goes. The one wasn't

working. It takes a second one to get through the MRI on his shoulder that had been hurting

him probably from all the years of playing tennis and obviously he's not a 25 year old any longer.

And yeah, I mean, it affected him so bad. You know, you get driven back from

that place. It just was knocked out and wake up the next day and find out what happened

in the game. Um, but yeah, I mean, it really, I, I, one of the big things I have, like,

if I'm stuck in something, I know I can't get out of on my, in my own whatever, it freaks me out. And yeah, I know you've had issues with that. You do the stand-up MRI. Yeah, I do the stand-up or the open MRI. You know, I had to go get my knee looked at last time. And that was just half my body in the MRI. Even that was a little bit rough. Yeah. But it only took 20 minutes.

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