I got some random things. First, real quick, if you don't mind. Quick shout-out. A couple big fans of the show, Anthony, Nick and James. All right. Just throwing that out there. Big fans of the show. Anthony Nick James, thank you. So there you go. Happy Easter weekend to them if they celebrate. The Mets did lose last night at the Giants. Seven to two out in San Francisco, first of four. You've got Nolan McLean on the mound tonight. Tyler Malley goes for the Giants 1015 first pitch.

And, of course, we're gearing up for the Yankee home opener this afternoon as the Yanks are in the Bronx to take on the Marlins. A couple of five and one teams will Warren, Uri Perez. The starters, pregame coverage on the fan comes your way at 1255. Plus, you've got the midday show with Evan Teke and Sean

live from Yankee Stadium coming up at the top of the hour. Stumbled upon from last night,

Luca Donchitz has the hamstring injury as the Lakers got whacked by the thunder in Oklahoma City.

So he's down near the baseline laying on his back dealing with this hamstring problem,

which he's going to have an MRI for later today and I guess there was a thunder fan chirping him on the baseline there. This was like a cell phone video that was shot and Austin Reeves decided to get into a little bit of a back and forth with that fan. Not the best audio quality but I think you'll be able to make out the particulars here. Now you don't want to fight the plate. They're shut the f*** up.

Shut up. They're going back and forth a little, and then the other teammates kind of come over.

It looked like, I don't know if it was security or someone on the Lakers staff staff that had like some sort of, you know, identification on, comes over and trying to make sure Reeves doesn't end up going into the crowd, but he did continue to jaw a little

bit with the fan back and forth.

It's the love of Killski!

Has to respect. Have some respect. Don't agree to happen. Yeah, I am. Absolutely nothing. Literally just observing. Doesn't try to hold Reeeb's bag. Doesn't really say anything to him. Doesn't say anything to the fan. Just watching it all happened. Just like Al Dukes saw those years ago. That's right. That's a second reference to that that's happened today. There was one on the warm-up show. Yes, there was. Yes, That is, but the difference is Al actually called somebody.

He did call 9-1-1-1. You know, LeBron didn't call anybody.

He just sat there.

That's right.

His point,

he was,

he's bothered that the Tiger body cam video, maybe not Tiger specifically, but like, probably this body cam stuff. It's private, you know, like just like he didn't like that his 9-1-1 call well the point being is if it involves the police

it's public.

Right.

So there you have it. Whether you like it or not, Al. And he's like, now next time maybe I won't call 911. Right. Then what? Then the emergency doesn't get handles because I'm worried if my 911 call is going to get out. Oh, boy. Okay. Okay. It might have happened at some point that there was like,

someone who was afraid that they would... boy, okay. Okay. It might have happened at some point that there was like,

someone who was afraid that they would be embarrassed by a 911 call,

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