We spent the first two hours talking hockey exclusively. So, new hour, new topic. With professional great products for every industry, Granger has you covered. Call it click Granger.com or stop on by. And if you want to be a part of the conversation, you know where to find me. Hit me up on the phones, hit me up on X, hit me up on email. All right, so a new topic. I want to talk some basketball. I mean, what a day on the engagement farm yesterday.

And by that, I mean, what a terrible day for the Lakers.

But an incredible day for social media engagement. Thanks to that Pat Riley statue unveiling.

And also the absolute headcaving that the Lakers took from their hated arch-rival,

the Celtics, after the unveiling.

I mean, you couldn't tell they were the hated arch-rivals yesterday, that's for sure,

because the Lakers barely woke up for that game.

Barely woke up for the game, barely showed up for the game.

What a great way to celebrate the Laker franchise,

right? What says Laker pride more than getting vaporized by the Celtics while unveiling a statue

of an all-time great Laker who is right in the middle of that rivalry? Vaporized. Vaporized.

The Celtics don't even have their best player, right?

Or do they?

I used to joke that the Celtics were led by Robin and Robin.

That neither Jason Tatum nor Jalen Brown was actually a Batman.

But the way Jalen's playing this season,

dude is becoming his own Batman and his own legit MVP candidate,

which LeBron apparently agrees with,

even though Jaylen Brown said something completely true

about Brony years ago.

I'll circle back to that in a minute because that is part of it.

But first, the statue, which I have to admit, especially when you juxtapose it and compared to

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