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Brian Padda, Senior Defensive Lyman from Miami.

Gunned down.

The key to this case, it's Brian.

A hour before he died, he was on the phone. Argued what about this might be a hit.

You want the truth.

Biggest one of conviction.

Being placed him to arrest.

We had a killer amongst us.

Murder at the U. Listen now.

On the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon.

My voice sounds terrible today, Tony, but I'm ready to play hurt. I'm Tony Kornheiser. You sound like Yoda. Damn. You do like Yoda. Not Louis Armstrong, not Satchmo. No, Yoda. Oh. Man. And I've been sneezing all day, and I'd like to go lie down. So let's finish this show in a hurry. Let's do this.

Welcome to PTI, boys and girls in today's episode, the Celtics meet the Spurs.

USA beats Mexico and the World Baseball Classic and Kendrick Perkins joins us to five good minutes.

But we begin today with more player movement than the NFL.

The Jets' new quarterback is their old quarterback as they landed

Gino Smith and a seventh from the Raiders for a sixth. The Patriots got their replacement for

Stefan Diggs in former Packer Romeo Dobbs. The Lions filled their need for a second running back

by agreeing to terms with former chief Isaiah Pacheco. And the bills held on to tight end Dawson Knox. Wilbon, which move stands out most to you? Well, it won't be the Jets and another quarterback. My God, it's just I know you've got to be tired. That's the team of your youth. They just embarrass themselves every time you do anything. So I'm skipping right over that. Tony, for me, this is really clear cut. It's Dobbs. Go on to the Patriots. I mean, Diggs, so Diggs is not there anymore. He's seven years

older. Dobbs is 25 Diggs. I believe it's 32 years old. Dobbs is really productive. He can be even more

productive for New England where he can be sort of a clear, number one, and Tony,

I'm not going to try to turn this in to Randy Moss in 2007.

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