So we do have the Western Conference side of the NBA Cup tonight. The eastern side, you got New York and Orlando. Are you into that? I'm into that. I'm a little upset as I'm watching that game. Yesterday, you talked about 6 p.m. Me and the Lord Start Time. I'm watching that game. And I'm like, why did they start so early? And I was like, oh, it's because Knicks Raptors also in Eastern Time Zone game. so that's do them.

I was like, okay.

Then I was like, why did they start so early? And I was like, oh, it's because Knicks Raptors, also an Eastern Time Zone game.

So they have to do them.

I'm like, okay. And I was like, what's tomorrow's games? Two Western Conference games? Hey, Amazon, I know you're new to this, but typically this is what we do. The East Coast game is the early game. The West Coast game is a late game. And then you do it again the next day.

So why'd they do that?

I think it's first time at the rodeo.

Make it fair?

They have the same amount of days

of rest. Teams are going to be playing a couple days later. They're all playing on Saturday.

They did it yesterday. We started at six heat and then there was two East games. You can stagger this

way easier. Chris, they're both like the semifinals, the next game is on Saturday.

So basically Oklahoma City and Phoenix and the Spurs and Lakers, they're playing on Saturday anyway.

Right, but they'll play each other, right?

So both Western conference teams will have the same amount of rest.

Both Eastern conference teams will have the same amount of rest.

It's one day.

It's basketball. If the Pistons and Knicks played tonight on Saturday, they would have one

less day of rest than the Magic Heat game. This is the playoffs, okay? They're not going to have

playoff teams play against each other with different amounts of rest. Imagine if between games two

and three of a first round playoff series between

the, what, it's the Knicks and the magic here, if they just had the Knicks play another

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