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It's an NBA Game 5 finals preview Saturday night at 830.

The Spurs and the Knicks get back at it, and I'm not even sure we've caught our breath from game four.

I've got Mike Barner, Adam Thompson, and Larry Hartstein.

Larry, let me start with you before we get into talking props, sides, totals, and our official

plays, the series price now at BetMGM, Spurs, plus 400, the Knicks minus 550. Your thoughts?

Well, the first thought is that there's no way a team can recover from such a heartbreaking epic collapse where we know, you know, how many people threw that game away, starting with Mitch Williams, starting, you know, Miss Johnson, Deerran Fox, Wembe missing the free throws, you know, three of 14 in the second half.

There's so many goats to go around, so many quick three-pointers.

But I think this team

with the two days off, if you notice their best game of the series was when they had the two full

days off, they're tired after a long playoff run. And I think having that extra day, being so young,

this is a team that can come back, protect their home court, and at least take us to game six.

Mikey B, quick thoughts.

Yeah, if you want to bet the series price, I wouldn't bet it now.

I would see if the Knicks lose in game five and then maybe it gets a little bit better.

There's way too much use there.

But yeah, what an epic collapse.

Adam, it doesn't sound like anybody wants to say Spurs plus 400 because they can win three in a row.

Yeah, it's only happened, what, once ever?

And that took LeBron James to do it.

So, yeah, the odds are against them.

The Spurs have played a pretty good series.

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