I'm gonna pick both conference finals. I'm gonna react to the reaction of Pat Beverly,

just smoking my guy on TV for two straight days. Logan Murdoch is gonna talk Western

Eastern Conference finals of this and he also did a piece on the Suns and we have an extended

life advice for you. So get ready. How's it going everyone? I'm doing great. Thanks for

asking. It's been not even 48 hours since one of the worst game sevens I've ever seen.

I think a lot of people that listen to this podcast, listen to Bill's podcast, you probably

already heard me. I don't know that I was great on that podcast. It wasn't because I was

so upset. I just didn't really know. There wasn't really a counter for what happened.

So why come up with one? Why try to come up with one? So I didn't. So I'm gonna make

a statement about statements after this. But first I want to pick both conference

finals. We start in the east. Okay, so I think you guys have heard me enough now that you

probably could guess I'm gonna pick Boston that gets by him. All right. This is a very

odd wide open conference finals. I still don't know that we fully comprehend what we had

throughout the teams. And that was starting with Miami. I mean, you can even go back to

Boston, putting together that big three. It just felt different. People were less pissed

about it because the players were older. I also think there may have been not that I

always agree. There's this anti Miami stuff that used to hear when half the lineup was

from Miami on radio. But that might have been a bit anti Miami when people were so upset.

Maybe they were just so anti LeBron because he was the number one guy, right? So if we

go back to the first incarnation of LeBron's big three with Miami and then what started

happening with Golden State and LeBron going back to Cleveland with that group, although

love and Kyrie, you know, it still doesn't feel to the level of way to Bosch. And then again,

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