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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon.

It's National Bird Day, Tony.

Name your favourite bird.

I'm Tony Cornheiser. Sue, Larry, Dennis, Admiral Richard. Does Admiral Richard count because it's B.Y.R.D. Does it count? Yeah. Do you remember Bird Avert? I was gonna say, I know you covered and knew to some degree Bird Avery. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Played for Son, you know, Charles's old coach at Auburn. I don't know who Charles's coach was. Yeah, she's. No, come on, tell me who it is. It's a guy with the rock test. Yes, the rock. Don't. Welcome to PCI, boys and girls. In today's episode, the Pistons eliminate the magic, the Canadian ends somehow top the lightning,

and a big moment in Horsey World down at the Derby.

But we begin today with the Philadelphia 76ers, winning three playoff games in a row, two in Boston,

including game seven and pushing the Celtics out of the playoffs.

Philadelphia will open its second round series against the Knicks tonight in New York.

Wilbon is the bigger headline, the rise of the Sixers or the fall of the Celtics.

Well, usually we like to go both of us from our old newspaper days.

You go with the immediate story that you put to bed, that you cover up with dirt like a coffin.

And that would be the Celtics.

Because to me of their stubborn defiance of playing one way only and either not having a plan B or refusing to go to the plan B. And either one is just get off the stage. If that's your solution, we don't have a plan B, It's a Celtics. Of course they have a plan B.

They didn't want to use it.

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