It's Nick Kostos and Ken Barkley on You Better You Bed from Beck, you know, we got a loaded

show here on a tremendous Thursday. You better, you bet. Nick Kostos and the returning

Ken Barkley here on the Beck, you know, 20 minutes from now. You're going to give your

projected points, breads for the AFC and NFC championship games, all the projected permutations

and combinations. It's going to be awesome. It's really pretentious way of saying we're

going to do that. It sounds like a lot. It sounds like a lot of stuff. It's not that many.

It really isn't. Rob Azolla, 40 minutes from now, given us bets for the divisional weekend

of the NFL playoffs. Mike Galler, coming up after him in our number two power hour, final

hour, Josh Norris, also going to join us along the way. But right now, let's talk a little

NBA futures markets here. I have got a bunch of prices here for NBA MVP, NBA coach of the year.

Before I give those out though, Ken, do you want to just talk about, you know, what you

said on the show on Tuesday, when you were on with Nick Aschew and what happened last night in

the NBA that resulted in you at the moment, at least looking like pretty prescient with your thoughts

given out on Tuesdays. I mean, it's a very good fortune to do 40 minutes on a topic on Tuesday.

I have the exact thing that would make you look like a genius happen on Wednesday night. Yeah.

Well, I knew I knew the price would move and I had a feeling he would continue playing very well.

But I did not think that he would like basically come close to setting his career high and do it in

the shortest number of minutes. Anyone's ever scored that many points and dominate the headlines,

like he is. So the anyway, for people who didn't listen on Tuesday, the very, very abbreviated

version is I thought the NBA most valuable player market was extremely inefficient in terms of how

it was priced currently, that there was a very, very vulnerable favorite in Curry, that there

was an injury to Durant, which had not totally been factored into the prices and that that created

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