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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon. Tony is National Bike to School Day. Did you ever bike to school as a kid?

I'm Tony Cornheiser. No. Hadn't been invented yet. No.

My school was too close. 200 yards walking school, no bike. No, I had a bike. I had a schwin. I had a schwin. Yeah, I mean, I was biking to school, no bike. No, I had a bike.

I had a Schwinn. I had a Schwinn. Yeah, I mean, I was biking a school from about third grade on. About third grade. Wow. Yeah. Impressive. It's a long time ago, obviously. I was going to say school hadn't been invented yet, not just bikes. Welcome to PTI, boys and girls. in today's episode was Victor Wembeenjama goaltending.

Should A.J. Hinch have backed Framber Valdez, and Brian Windhorst

joins us for five good minutes. But we begin today with the NBA playoffs from last night.

Both home teams won. Detroit beat Cleveland and Oklahoma City beat the Lakers as they have all season. The Pistons

win was relatively close. The score was tied with five minutes to go. The Thunder win was not close.

Oklahoma City won by 18. Wilbon, which team had the more impressive win?

Well, Tony, this isn't really even close to me. It's Detroit. I mean, first of all, the Pistons had been struggling at home over years to just win a single playoff game at home. They got past that in the first round, yeah. But they're playing an equal in Cleveland. They're playing a rival geographically, and they're playing an equal. I mean, Cleveland's been a team that's been right there nose to nose of

Detroit, even though Detroit finished with the best record in the East and the regular season.

And so, you know, when you got to deal with some firepower that Cleveland does have with

Mitchell and Hardin, and your Detroit, which values preventing the other team from doing whatever it is, they do

best. That's what the Pistons do. They had to actually do that. And Cleveland hung in there.

They tied this thing. Detroit had to demonstrate some resolve and did. Detroit, which has trouble

scoring, got some nice scoring nights, you know, that Tobias Harris had 20 points.

So Duncan Robinson had 19. So when they get a second and third scorer, and it was predicated on

getting some turnovers that Cleveland coughed up, a lot of them by James Harden. It's still impressive

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