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In perpetuity.

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All right, final hour, Felger and Mass.

On the agenda free Friday, I come to you from the remote A-hole Chair location, Maz and Mern. From our town fair tire studios in Waltham, once again, agenda-free Fridays are brought you by our friends at Catch's Law. Catch's Law, they specialize in helping those who have been injured, not only from a one-time incident, but from a lifetime of hard work and labor.

Does this sound like you? Visit catcherslaw.com. We'll go right to the phones unless there's a fresh thought at 5 o'clock hour. Here, Maz, you got anything? I do. I do. I do. I meant to bring this up earlier. I heard Stephen A. mentioned it, and I went, oh, my gosh, that's such a great point. And that is this just as it relates to the game last night between Indiana,

Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma City entering the game last night, as we've said earlier, had gone 68 and 14,

and then 12 and 4 in the postseason.

Okay, they were 80 and 18, 80 and 18, and they had been dominant at home in the playoffs.

Okay, going 8 and 1, you and I had this stat yesterday, Mike, with an average total by victory of 27 points, I think it was.

They're blowing everybody out.

Okay, not even close.

Did you know they changed their starting lineup last night for game one?

No.

They did.

They took Isaiah Hartenstein out of the lineup and replaced him with Kaysen Wallace, who is a good defensive player because they put an emphasis on Tyler Halliburton.

Wallace ended up going minus 13 in the game. Isaiah Hartenstein was a plus two.

Now, and again, I'm sort of, you know, parachuting or jumping on Stephen A's take, but I think it's an excellent point.

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