First things first, weekend to remember for Steph Curry.

Is LeBron right that Curry is actually the MVP?

We got the latest from Lambo.

Has Aaron Rogers made his mind up about leaving Green Bay?

And the Brooklyn Nets with a page out of the Globetrotters playbook, perhaps the play of the year.

Good Monday morning everyone. Welcome to first things first.

I'm Jenna Wolf alongside Nick Wright. We got Joy Taylor in for Brandon today.

Kevin Wilde. Joy, if you're sitting in that seat, you're in Brandon's seat, I assume you're all in on brooklyn this year going all the way i do love

brooklyn but i don't know i'm a little nervous as of late i have to play though okay look at the globetrotters

ready to go well let's let's stay in the NBA the playoffs are now, and for the Lakers, the road back to a title starts in the play-in tournament against none other.

Then arguably, I don't know, the hottest player in the league in one, Stefan Curry.

LeBron, Steph, all that history between him, including four finals appearances, and it all gets underway Wednesday night.

Here is Steph Curry on the anticipated matchup.

You expect greatness, and that's the part like I've enjoyed so much about playing in finals against him, against, you know, those Cleveland teams and those games that matter,

it just brings out another level of intensity and excitement and that sends an urgency about it

because you know how good, you know, you have to play in order to win games like that.

We just got to play to the best of our ability.

We got to play Lakers basketball.

We got to defend at a high rate.

You know, we're playing versus, in my opinion,

the MVP of our league this year and Steph.

So, you know, we got to be, you know, prepared for everything that they have.

...