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Hour three of the program, Chris Maddox sitting in for DP on this Friday.

Good to be back with you and the boys.

First two hours flying along.

A lot to get to here in the third hour.

Sam Amick, the great rider over with the athletic. He's going to join us just a few minutes from now, talk about what's going on down in San Antonio. And Carolina last night, we had the Hurricanes, evening up their Stanley Cup final series against the Las Vegas Golden Knights. Dan Patrick's Las Vegas Golden Knights. One of the things I first noticed was sit down and get the

jersey here. We got a lot of new things here in the man cave. We were out there a few months ago for the F1 race and the Golden Knights sent over some swag. Really nice stuff. Yeah. Well, good jersey. Also got a gong here. There's a lot of stuff in this man cave I'm just unfamiliar with having not been here for six, seven years. The Las Vegas Golden Knights and the Hurricanes, even up at one great game last night. Watch the third period. Not a lot happening. First 10 minutes, two nothing. Golden Knights lead. And all of a sudden, hurricanes came to life, scored three goals in the third period, wind up winning the game four minutes into overtime.

Tremendous fun.

It's always fun to watch Stanley Cup final hockey just because you never know what's going to happen.

The hurricanes look lifeless for most of that game.

They turn it around, tie the game up in regulation, win it in overtime.

Game two of the NBA finals is tonight, the New York Knicks with the

1-0 series lead over the San Antonio Spurs. A must-win game for the San Antonio Spurs.

Got to win it this time. There have been teams in NBA history that have come back from down

02. We saw the Milwaukee Bucks do it in 2021, came back to beat the Phoenix Suns.

The Cleveland Cavaliers, they came back to beat the Warriors.

They were down two Zip.

Big win for the Cavs.

The common thread with both those teams, though, is they lost the first two games on the road.

If the Spurs lose the first two games at home, it is improbable, if not impossible, to believe that San Antonio can come back and beat the Knicks with three of those next five games potentially being played at Madison Square Garden.

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