On today's show, welcome to the final week of the regular season where the champs are looking like the champs again.

Squint real hard and you can see the Miami Heat looking like their NBA finalist selves.

Luca Donchich is ejected for a hit to the groin, but there's good news for the Mavs, and the clippers probably felt

like they took a shot to the groin, losing to the Knicks. Hey, I'm Tassmellis, and this is what you need

to know in the NBA for Monday, May 10. Hey, good Monday morning to you, everybody. Let's start with the Suns Lakers because the seventh-seated champs know how to flip the switch.

And Anthony Davis absolutely did.

Still with No LeBron, Anthony Davis had his best game of the season, dominating the front court of the second-seated sons with the season high, 42 to go along with 12 boards,

five assists, three steals, and three blocks.

What a difference in all-world player playing to his capabilities makes.

And this was coming off a game where Anthony Davis looked like himself Friday versus the Blazers with 36.

Anthony Davis is such a matchup problem when he's going.

The son started 6-7 Torrey Craig, too small on Anthony Davis, and they tried to front him.

Head coach Monty Williams is going to have to find an answer if they meet in the postseason,

which could happen.

It's not their usual power forward 6-6, J. Crowder.

DeAndre Aitin coming over from center and the Sun's figuring out someone else on Andre

Drummond at that center spot is probably the answer.

Anthony Davis's uniqueness is one big reason the Lakers swept the season series from the Suns.

This would be a matchup if it all ended today if the Lakers won their first game in

the play in tournament but the Sons don't want to see L.A. And maybe they won't have to. The Lakers

still could avoid the play in tournament. L.A. would have to be two games better than the six-seated

Portland the rest of the way, going for instance four and O while Portland went two and two or three-in-one while Portland went one and three.

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