All right, we're back. Ira joins us to some NBA right now as you have the Cavaliers and the Warriors back in action.

The Celtics up after the overtime win where the point cards went crazy.

And we're heading towards conference finals.

And the big surprise, which we should start with Ira's Houston, which really stunned a San Antonio team,

which looks like it might be looking for the exit.

Yeah, you know, Mike, I can never recall a San Antonio team that was so one-player-centric

that even when they had David Robinson and then Tim Duncan, they were always five men

on its string. And we saw that in the previous series with the Spurs,

that they basically are giving the ball to Kauai Leonard and telling him to be the singular

player that that's never been that approach. What it shows you is what we knew. Manu Genoble

got old, Tony Parker got old, and one thing that's really confounding me, and I'll be honest

because I was involved when they were down here,

the heat and other teams were talking to Free Agency is the player formerly known as Lamarcus Aldridge.

Mike, there have been games. I watch the Spurs, and I forget he's on that team.

If the Spurs continue to play as a one-man team, as great as Kauai is, and he's a top five NBA player,

they're in a heap of trouble. This does not look anything in the last few weeks like a Greg

Popovich team. No question about it. I agree. And, you know, it also, you know, it shows that

how much the game has changed where the style that he plays now,

that Dan Tony plays can work because these teams are so three-centric in their approach.

The Cavaliers want to shoot the three all the time.

The Warriors are going to shoot the three all the time.

So that shows you where the game has changed.

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