All right, certainly be fair, I am on Westwood One, and I'm on Sirius XM, and I'm on the X, and I'm on their own fast channel, which is eight more platforms. So we are in a lot of different places. Point being, it's not a flex. I just want you to know you can find the show in any number of ways. Just find out what's best for you. All right, so we move into our number three. I've got Jeff Wilson from Arena Club coming up. Oh, I know.

From Marina Club coming up.

Oh, I know.

From Marina Club coming up next segment.

And then we're going to even waste some cards, but right now we're joined by a former NBA point guard.

He played 11 years in the league for the Knicks, the Grizz, the Supersonics, the Trailblazers, the Bulls, and the Bucks.

He won a national championship in 1990 with UNLV.

His number 50 was retired by the running Rebs.

He is a Turner Sports NBA game analyst.

He is a Sirius XM NBA radio contributor.

I'm joined right now by a big West legend. He is Greg Anthony. Greg. Dude, what's going on? How you living, man? What's up? Rome, I'm doing great, man. Good to hear from you. Yeah, Big West, man. That brings back some memories, that's for sure. Man, I love that. I love that about you. I love that you've had the basketball life that you've had,

but you have such great memories about the Big West. You know that's where I want to start, but I'm going to hold back and I won't start there. But we'll get there eventually, and it's great to see you. Let me start in the east where you called the Pacers and the Cavaliers on TNT. While Cleveland's injuries were a factor, How much of a statement, Greg, do you think the Pacers made

by going right through the calves the way they did?

I think they made a huge statement.

And I think it validates what they were able to accomplish a season ago,

right, getting to the conference finals.

There were a lot of asteris around that performance a year ago.

No longer is the case.

If you look at this team since basically the first of the year, they've had one of the four best records in the league.

I think they've got great chemistry.

Offensively, they're one of the hardest teams I've ever seen to guard when they don't really have a guy,

even their best player, that you really gear your defense to stop. You're not going to double

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