Sponsored by Coast One Financial Group. Look at my turnovers and a lot of them were just on me and nothing they did.

And, you know, which led to, you know, I don't even know how many transition points they have,

but it was way too many.

And, I mean, if I had to put my print on one thing on the game, that's the game right there.

Now, back to You Better You Bet, with Nick Costos on Westwood One Sports.

I appreciate the honesty from James Hardin after last night's game, because he's 100% right.

He is the primary reason that the Cleveland

Cavaliers lost game one on the road in Detroit against the Pistons. The Pistons beating the

Cavs 111-101. And before we talk about Hardin, I just want to say this about the game.

It was awesome. Like that was a stellar basketball game.

Now we didn't have like the true back and forth, a million lead changes.

The Pistons basically led the entire game.

The Cavs tied it at 93 in the fourth quarter before Detroit pulled away.

But Detroit, you know, leads at the end of the first quarter by 16, 3721,

and just kept holding Cleveland at bay before Cleveland made its run late to tie the game,

and then, like I said, Detroit pulled away.

I love six more of these.

Like, that was good stuff last night with the Pistons and the Cavs.

And now that we have all the game ones played in the four series here in the second rounds of the playoffs,

two stinkers,

Nick Sixers, Thunderlakers, and two certified bangers with the Wolves and Spurs in game number one,

and the Cavs and Pistons game number one.

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