The Ryan Rosillo show is presented by Draft Kings.

Coming up on the show tonight, Woz.

I am live inside of the arena after the Knicks take out the spurs in game one.

We'll break down the game with him.

We have life advice and Evan Wash as well, who is the executive vice president of basketball operations and strategy.

Maybe growth as well.

There's a lot of titles in there.

Before I get to the ad part, I do want to spend a minute here just talking about the last three plus days in San Antonio.

I get this place.

I'd never been here before.

I have thoughts on this place.

But I'll say that the coolest thing about this city is it's a lot like a southern football.

And look, I could throw Ohio State, Michigan in there as well.

So think of whatever passionate college football town that you've been to that doesn't have

anything else. And yet that's what this city has for this NBA team. And granted, they should be

passionate because of how great and how well run the organization has been for decades now. But

I finally kind of figured it out a little bit. I was like, this is what it feels like. The people here are incredible. The anticipation for this game was ridiculous. And people were warning us like, hey, if you're staying in town, just understand like what's going to happen if they win this game. Who knows? It's the NBA final. So it might still be going wild. We're headed back to the hotel now. But we were in the building for the game. It was incredibly physical, super intense. A lot of Nix fans of the building. Knicks fans saying it's cheaper for me to fly first class round trip to San Antonio and scalper ticket than it would be what would cost to scalper ticket at MSG. I did almost get into a fight five minutes into the game. Maybe we'll save that story for Sunday's pod.

Obviously, it wasn't my fault, but something happened where something needed to be said.

I said what needed to be said.

And it was pretty tense there for a few minutes.

Serrity was next to me, wondering what the move was going to be.

And I think there's a nice lesson in there, too, despite the intensity of this game,

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