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Show featuring Lenny only NFL podcast.

One of the hosts is rooting against the Knicks because they got a cat on their roster.

That's Lenny.

I think you've used that one before.

But I like the Knicks field.

I don't know.

Do you have a strong lean in the NBA finals for you to the show? I don't. You know, I'm from Boston. So probably anti-Nix would be how I, if I had to pick between one of those two teams, I would probably pick the spurs based off that principle here, Mina. But I'm happy, you know, as company individuals, we are thrilled that ESPN not only gets the New York Knicks,

largest media market in the country, but also Victor Wenba. This could be the first of

several trips to the NBA finals, but the first carries a slightly different meaning to it.

So I am pumped for tomorrow night. Have you been following the whole, who is the NFL

equivalent of Wenby conversation on Twitter.

In fact, I think Mickey Manwari crowned himself NFL Wempe, if I saw that correctly somewhere.

Yeah, I would say that right now, Nikki Mnwory has the right to say about whatever he wants to say.

So if he wants to take the I am the Victor W the Victor Weniam of the NFL crown, it is his.

So I've also said the Jalen Brunzel. I've seen the Jalen Brunson of the NFL parallel drawn by

our colleague Adam Schaefter, who opined sort of like Drew Brees going to New Orleans,

write a player who was viewed one way, goes to a franchise, completely changes the culture

and also the success of said franchise. And if Brunson can lead, goes to a franchise, completely changes the culture and also the success

of said franchise. And if Brunson can lead the next to the championship, he would be viewed as

definitely a Drew Breeze type figure in New York. Well, in my view, if there's an equivalent

to Wempe in so far as an NFL player who is an absolute alien both in terms of physical everything and technique

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