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Here we go. Hour 2. It is a Monday. We are live and it's the hurt.

Wherever you may be and however you may be listening. Thanks for Megan I was of your day. My buddy John Millicott. Part of the Volume 3 and Out podcast is joining us this week. J. Mack is, I think he's doing a volleyball tournament in Scottsdale down in your home. Oh, switch spots. Yeah. A little warm. It's a little warm. So I don't want to be Mr. Buzzkill.

I know I stay off the phone, right?

But I'm probably getting crushed today because I just think we have to be honest.

And I do think Oklahoma City has become another one of these teams where I'm kind of left watching it thinking,

yeah, I guess they're the champ.

It's roster construction, it's defense, it's depth.

And I just, when Halliburton got hurt last night, it just was a gut punch.

I felt so bad for him.

I felt bad for me as a consumer.

It just wasn't that interesting.

So we do it every Monday where Colin was right, where Colin was wrong, and here we go. Where Colin was right? I said last week five things I trust will happen in game seven, and they mostly did. Oklahoma City's defense was great. Rick Carlisle's coaching. I mean, they let it half. SGA got to the free throw line, and OKC's bench was very good.

Young benches usually are at home.

So I think this game, game seven, I don't know who would have won without Halliburton's injury,

but I thought it was a fairly predictable sequence of events that would occur, regardless of the winner.

Where Colin was wrong.

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