This is all I play for and just getting another dose of it, you know, I missed it. And I don't want to say we turn it on in the playoffs, but it's definitely a different energy.

You know, you can feel it from shoot around onto the game and, you know, the energy of the fans, they feel it also. So that was, it's been fun.

It's Nick Costos and Ken Barkley on you better, you bet from Beck, you.

Voice of Phoenix on star shooting guard, Devon Booker, pretty good game for book last night, 30 points. Chris Paul is pretty good in the second half.

Also as the sun's just ruthlessly dispatched of the Dallas Mavericks, take a two nothing series lead joining us right now on the show.

Talk about the suns and the Mavericks, the heat and the sixers, the bucks and the Celtics, all things NBA postseason warriors, Grizzlies as well.

We are pleased to welcome them back to the show. One of the best NBA betting minds out there. One of the best betting minds out there.

Period in the industry, our pal Doug Kazirian, who is the host of ESPN's daily wager.

The host of ESPN's behind the bets podcast, whatever you want to check about on Twitter, a great follow at Doug ESPN.

Doug, we appreciate him and welcome back to the show. Nick and Ken, how you doing?

Good to be with you. That's quite the intro. I'm going to have to come on more often just to hear that and then hang up.

Great. We'll talk to you tomorrow. All right. Sounds good. Sounds good by Doug.

All right.

But you're, you know, I think people who watch you on daily wager or follow you on Twitter, like you're out there in Vegas.

And obviously Vegas was the host of the NFL draft this year. I'm just curious.

I've heard like a kind of a couple other people I know out there, tell some stories about what it was like to have it out there, whether they kind of went, how they consumed it, what it was like.

You got to need draft stories. How was it out in Vegas?

Yeah, no, it was, it was kind of what I expected that Vegas would demonstrate to the world and just kind of like, you know, like it always does that that really knows how to throw on a big event.

Whatever it is, it's rinse repeat, you know, a few days later, it.

Think of a mile, you know, whatever it is in that, in that nothing bigger than the New Year's because it actually closed down the strip for that.

New Year's is crazy. There's beer bottles everywhere in the street just mayhem and then by six a year and it's clean and it feels like a regular day.

And you want to think anything of it. So when you have a something like this that already has the hotel rooms already has the infrastructure of Uber and taxis and in the airport and everything like Vegas is already conditioned to be able to host an event of this magnitude and this stature and then you have the.

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