Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilvon.

It's National Best Friends Day, Tony.

Who's your bestie?

Tony Cornhage, I thought it was you.

But you've been spending a lot of time with Stephen A. lately.

Yeah, I have apparently.

I don't know if the patent, I mean, if the satin suits are going to rub off on me. You know, I don't know if I'm coming back with those. I might.

Pretty soon. You're around Stephen A. so much. Yeah. Pretty soon you'll start looking for homes on I-95 and all the New Yorkers you hate and how you love.

I already got one of those. In to PCI, boys and girls.

In today's episode, the Golden Knights Escape, the Tigers have a mini-surge, and Golden

Tempo wins the Belmont.

But we begin today with tonight's game three in the NBA finals.

This one is at Madison Square Garden with the home team Knicks up to two nothing in games and realistically threatening to sweep the series over San Antonio.

Victor Wenbaniama was not dynamic in game one and called himself out for it.

At the end of game two, Wambayama had a costly turnover and missed the winning shot at the buzzer.

Wilbon, for all the praise W Banyama has justly received,

is he actually to blame for the Spurs predicament? No, no, blame his parents for having him too

late. No, there's no blame. He's overwhelmed at the beginning of these games. He got off to a terrible start in game two, and of course finished with a flurry, but it wasn't enough.

He's being outplayed right now by a veteran who makes like $50 million a year, Carl Anthony Towns, to be good, to be really good.

Borderline, great sometimes. And Carl Anthony Towns

has that in him. But when Bonyama and his teammates at, you know, the primary ones at 19, 20, and 22

himself, they're not ready for this yet. How many times are I going to say that since October?

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