Today's podcast and open on two playoff games from last night. We have Gary Payton, the

Hall of Famer, on his son playing for the Warriors and get through that, some Sonic stories,

some Jordan stories. And we're going to have fun with the time he and I almost crashed

in a plane. Diana Rossini recaps the entire draft and the QB market as we still have some

landing spots for some names and life advice. But to start today with recapping the two

games that we had last night and Bill and I did a punch on on game one, but as we kind of

keep going with the importance and the level of these games, I'm not going to get staggered

out where it's like I'm only breaking down the two series depending on the release of

the podcast. So don't worry about that. We have you covered. Let's start with Phoenix and

Dallas, the last game because I made a joke after the game was over going. There's going

to be people waking up today that go, Oh, that's pretty close. Dallas is competitive in

this series. I have a rule about series. I think sweeps are hard. I think betting on

a sweep is stupid because I think human nature and even more so now with today's NBA

for the last couple of years is the guys can kind of shut it down with their motivation

emotionally. I believe in these things where when you know you're superior, you don't

try as hard. And I think that's happening more in today's NBA than ever before. So it's

always funny to me how like if a series is five games like, Oh, they smoked them and

it's six. It's like great series really competitive. Well, the game's going to be closed and

because it's six instead of five, it was a great series, but you get the point. Like I

just don't even when a team I think is overwhelmingly better than the opponent. I got to have

the other team probably going to get one. They'll come home because when you're up to

well and you guys, these guys have no chance, you just don't really try as hard. And on

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