Hey, what's up? It's Ryan Rusillo for the Ryan Rusillo podcast. Here's the plan today. We're going to do NFL sleepers with Danny Kelly from the Ringer fantasy show.

And we're also going to talk with Royce Young about the Thunder in their game, six wins.

So do a little life advice at the end. We're also going to drop mysteriously in one madden code for EA's madden. I have no idea how that's going to work out.

I'm just going to put the code in there and you're going to find it. And one of you is going to get a free download. And we'll see how it goes.

I want to check in with Kyle real quick. What's up, Kyle?

What's up, dude? I wish I knew that before I bought madden, but that's great. I'm happy for whoever gets the car. Why are you assuming I'd give you a code?

Well, I guess now I know it's not safe to assume.

Right. Good morning. I was afraid. Yeah, good morning. I was afraid if I did the code that you were just going to use it.

And that I would never know. Yeah, we just give the code to one of your buddies back home or something. And then every every show if I drop a code in there,

the only people getting them we're going to be associated with Kyle. So there is a fear there.

But you know, we're just going to have to trust each other. We're just going to have to trust each other here a little bit.

Okay, let's let's talk some hoops first though before we do the rest of the show.

It's not even like an official open open. I know some of you probably thinking I might be doing some kind of victory lap here after the thunder beat the rockets in game six.

Everybody's well aware of my position on Chris Paul and the rockets.

But I'm not because the way that these things work historically, this is the way history works.

It's that of Houston who was fully capable of running OKC out of the building a game seven.

If that happens in game six doesn't count. It does, but it doesn't. It doesn't get to count arguments. It doesn't matter.

Even though we saw some real stuff. We saw stuff that I've been yelling about for years about who Chris Paul is and who some other guys may not be.

But none of it matters. And that's the thing about these sports arguments that go on forever and people can make careers out of them.

And why I just sometimes will shrug and go, yeah, you know, whatever.

Because if you, especially if you want to be a hater on a TV show or a radio show or whatever, more often than not, most of these guys are going to lose games.

And then you can just point to the loss and even a person played great, perfect basketball and makes the right plan the last second shot.

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