Today it's Mo Mo Mo Moe and Ireland. It's Momo's game today. Is your game any good?

I think so. Okay. I did it about the night and the NBA last night. Okay. So we had that coming up

before that at 2.30 lie of the day. If you think you know what I've lied about, or maybe I haven't

lied yet, you have to keep listening. If you can identify my lie, you win a $50 gift certificate from rigor.com.

That's Austin Reeves' shoe company.

And then on Friday, you'll be one of four people who got a 25% chance to win,

an autographed pair of Austin Reeves' shoes if you can identify the lie of the day.

Now, you and I have not talked about this, but I've had this conversation

with most people. I, for the life of me, do not understand the brawny hate. Maybe it's because

I'm too close to the situation. I see him. I see how well liked he is by his teammates. I

see how hard Hardy's working.

I've seen him make 15 threes in a row.

He's had some really good G-League games.

He had a 39-point game a couple of weeks ago.

But for whatever reason, whether it be because of nepotism or they don't like LeBron or a lot of people, a lot of people in the media

think he's getting special treatment just because he's LeBron's kid. I will not dispute the fact

that he probably doesn't get drafted if he's not LeBron's kid, but I would also argue that if

Shohayotani had a boy next year or his wife's pregnant, I'd draft that kid for 20 years before the draft.

Just on a roll.

But Patrick Beverly, who I've always kind of liked, we had him for a while, he's an irritant, Patrick Beverly.

But he's the type of guy that if he's on your team, you love him.

And if he's on the other team, you hate him.

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