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Just got done watching Game 1 of the NBA Finals and had a flashback to Steelers Patriots all over again watching the ending of that basketball game.

It certainly felt like the referees at the end there had a little bit to do with

the outcome.

Certainly, the block charge call felt to me exactly like the Jesse James play, where you

just felt like, boy, are they really going to overturn this?

You know, the Steelers fans in the moment are thinking as Jesse James goes in for that touchdown, oh my God, we're going to win this game. I can't believe we're going to win this. You know, the Steelers fans in the moment are thinking as Jesse James goes in for that

touchdown, oh my God, we're going to win this game.

I can't believe we're going to win this game.

We seem down and out, and, you know, we're going to get home field throughout the playoffs

and yada yada.

And Cavs fans are thinking, holy cow, we're going to win.

We're going to beat the Warriors in their own place. We're going to take a 1-0 lead in the NBA finals, right, and all of that.

And then to have, you know, to have the officials overturn it in that way is, you know,

it's, I got to say, it was great to watch that game as a neutral fan because, yeah,

I don't want to relive that moment.

I know that feeling, and that is, we all know that feeling, right? And that is, it is the worst

feeling in sports to have a play overturned like that that seems like it's an obvious call, but, you know,

is what it is. I will say the Steelers and Patriots, while that game ended on a Ben Ralthusberger

interception, that was Ben, you know, trying to make a play and trying to win that football game.

J.R. Smith, I don't know what was going through his head. That was one of the craziest sequences I've seen in any sporting event. But anyways, let's get to the show today. Today I want to talk

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