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Toucher and Rich, 985, the Sports Hub.

Well, it's touch and Rich, and tonight is the night.

Game 2, finally. We get to see Kyrie Irvin, Kevin Durant. Did they go home? Because there was such a big break between game one and game two. If I was them, I would have gone back home. I believe they stayed. Where was that? I saw a video of the Durant interview. She was in front of like a brick wall and I was trying to figure out where the hell that was.

I believe they stayed. I'm not 100% on that, but I believe they did. Because a lot of times these guys will practice at Emerson. There's like an Emerson facility. The reason I know that is because do you remember the story how the Raptors famously? No, it was, I'm sorry, the Trailblazers famously got stuck in the elevator going underground.

Yeah, and it was, I think, famously, no, it was, I'm sorry, the Trailblazers famously got stuck in the elevator going underground. Yeah, and it was, I think, Ennis Cantor was with the team at the time, and I forget who it was, who was live tweeting the whole ordeal, but it was like an hour and a half. They were stuck inside this elevator at the Emerson Complex. I won year, I think it was just a regular season game. I don't think it was during the finals or

anything.

I was there to get Kobe audio when the Lakers were there. They had some sort of media access when they were after like a shoot-around or a practice at Emerson. So yeah, I kind of remember a story of a team getting stuck. I don't remember what team, but I do remember a story about that's interesting.

What was Kobe like?

I mean, because I never met him in person.

He, uh, I mean, not like I'd met.

It wasn't

like a one-on-one. It was the big, uh, group thing. But he was, you know, he would, he would talk. I mean, every time he was here, he would talk. Yeah, he wouldn't be afraid of any question. either. And like, but like talk like expansively because I think he appreciated the whole

Celtic Lake. This is late career Kobe. You know, this is in that era of

Garnett and Pierce and all those guys. And he was also a proud basketball nerd too. That's what I'm saying. So I think yeah, I think he liked all the discussion about the history and the rivalry and modern day and past day. So he was pretty expansive is my recollection. So I don't know if you saw this,

but yesterday,

if you are someone who is a season ticket holder for the Celtics,

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