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Welcome back to first take four NBA playoff series are set and all four will tip off on Saturday.

Starting in the East, the Knicks will face the Hawks in the first round.

New York took two of the three games in the regular season and will look to win a playoff

series for the fourth straight year.

Elsewhere, the Raptors return to the postseason for the first time in four seasons and will match up with the Cavs.

Toronto swept the season series 3-0, winning each of those games by double digits.

Moving over to the West, the Nuggets and the Timberwolves face off in one of the most anticipated series of the first round.

Nuggets have won 12 straight, but Minnesota is made

back-to-back appearances in the Western Conference Finals. And finally, the Nugget, the Battle of

the OGs here, Kevin Durant and the Rockets, LeBron and the Lakers, fourth playoff meeting between

KD and King James, but L.A. may be without Luca Donchich and Austin Reed as those two

are both recovering from injuries. So a lot of fun matchups here, guys. Perk, which is the most

intriguing first round series? Lakers in Houston. And that's easy. That's easy, Courtney. And here's

why. Because it's a lot of individual things that could happen in this matchup. You're talking about 41-year-old LeBron James carrying this team after carrying this Lakers squad to possibly upsetting as being a heavy underdog.

You're looking at Kevin Durant, a guy that was traded there to move the needle to get the

Rockers ahead of the game who's supposed to win this series, but can he lead this team?

And then I'm going to the sideline.

I'm looking at JJ Reddy, a guy that has been calling out players, especially as role guys, like a D'Andre Aiton. Without Luca, without Austin Reeves, can you max out D'Andre Aiton? I understand it's been a roller coaster with him, but D'Jay Aden, Monty Williams, got the best side of D'Andre Atenon. The Andre Aiton was a starting center when they went to the NBA finals with the Phoenix Suns.

And then I'm looking at Coach E. May Udoka.

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