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Game Boyce, of course, Mike Green on ESPN, game will be on ABC tomorrow night and that just

jog my memory not to get to, of course, I am reminded every year in the playoffs, but

as these rounds get later and there's more of a focus on just one game on at a time

as these are going on, man, do I think that Van Gundy is so far and away above any other

analyst and any of the four major sports we watch either locally or nationally, like, you

know, we all used to love Madden as a kid. I'm sorry, with all due respect to Ekman Collins

worth Tony Romo. I just think it's Van Gundy and everywhere else and last night you saw it again.

He's not afraid to call out officials on a national broadcast, absolutely shred them. He

doesn't overstep green and he points that broadcast continues to just be elite can elite.

Yeah, and I must feel like like one of the best things that ever happened to Mark Jackson

was like having Van Gundy as the like the foil or him being the foil to Van Gundy and he's

he's important in the telecast. I know sometimes he gets a ton of crap. Sometimes it's correct. I

mean, he's the guy who left Yokechoff his ball of obviously like thought it was all NBA and

didn't end up voting for him at all. So like, yeah, yes, I would say like some criticism might be

warranted in that situation. But like, but like Van, like the Van Gundy part works better because

Jackson's there. So even if you don't like Jackson, like he unlocks Van Gundy a little more,

I think, in a way, that's really good. Just like poking him all the time. And

right. And it doesn't come across his phone either in four star. Yeah, like it old. Yeah,

there's they're definitely like actually like you could just see him like even when they're

one one thing I've gotten in the habit of doing is when like play is going on, I'll like look

down at where the announcers are sitting sometimes when Van Gundy and Jackson are talking. And

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