On today's show, Nicole Yokic adds to his MVP story in a way only Yokic can.

The sons are in the playoffs, and Julius Randall and his Knicks finish off an incredible month.

You're an inspiration, Julius Randall.

Everyone can get better at their job.

It was a 10-game night.

I'm Tassmellis, and this is what you need to know in the NBA for Thursday, April 29.

Good morning, everybody.

It's been a long time since anyone can say these words.

The Phoenix Suns are in the playoffs.

For the first time since when they had a point guard with long floppy hair passing to everyone in 2010.

It was the NBA's second longest playoff drought.

We'll tell you the first a little bit later.

Last time the Sons were in the playoffs, their starting center, D'Andre Aiton was 11 years old. Two-time All-Star Devin Bucker is in for the first time in his six-year career. The Sons took care of the Clippers on Wednesday. And the best example of the Chris Paul and Coach Monty Williams effect, the Sons have been feeling all season on this particular night was Frank Kaminsky coming off the bench.

He was out of the rotation for weeks, but because of a couple injuries, stayed ready.

At one point, dropped seven straight sons' points of his 13 overall.

Everyone shows up to be accountable.

That's the Chris Paul and Monty Way.

You got no choice.

And CP3 was dominant in this one, 10 of 15 shooting, 28 points overall, as he tries to win a

couple playoffs like Steve Nash did the last time they were in the playoffs.

Last time the sun's dance, Chris Ball was only 24 years old.

Now he's a spry, 35-year-old.

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