This from Ned to open up the show.

Ned writes, Kevin, you do this to me every year.

The NBA playoffs, the NBA playoffs.

Every game was a total blowout.

Here's something for you about, I'm sorry,

here's something from you about you. And this is good, Ned. How about

under-promising and over-delivering L-O-L? I'll give it one more try this week, but that's it.

Thank you, Ned, for that. Yes, for probably a decade plus I described the Dan Snyder Redskins as the most

over-promising, under-delivering organization in the history of the league. And that, of course,

you know, followed all of those years for some of us, where Joe Gibbs was constantly, constantly

trying to downplay everything,

underpromising on everything, and then clearing that underpromising hurdle by a lot,

by over-delivering. Yeah, I have over-promised on the NBA playoffs. That was a horrible first weekend.

Eight games, four on Saturday, four on Sunday.

All game ones, and only one game ended with a non-double-digit margin.

And that was a nine-point margin Lakers over Rockets on Saturday night.

LeBron was tremendous in that game with no Luca Donchich, no Austin Reeves.

There was no Kevin Durant for Houston.

I didn't know that going into the game.

Hopefully he'll play in game, too.

LeBron had 19 points, 13 assists,

eight rebounds, two steals, a block shot at 41 years old.

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