Is he a classic sports radio.

Izzy, a classic sports radio debate.

All right.

Did the Cavs win that game last night?

Or did the Pistons lose that game last night?

That's on the Mount Rushmore of Around the Horn questions.

Like, I think Tony Reilly should somehow copyright that particular question, and everybody has to pay him every time they ask.

Yeah, but the series started.

I mean, congratulations about the Cavs and Pistons.

Your series finally started.

Well, for the Cavs, their playoffs have finally started because they've done nothing but

win home games and lose road games so far.

That one to me felt like very typical, like both of those teams played like you would

expect them to given the makeup of their team down the stretch, right?

The Pistons where they basically rely so much on Cade Cunningham, like, whatever happened to

Jalen Duren during his playoffs, I don't know, he was zapped of all his powers, it feels like.

And they sort of strangle that guy and make somebody else have to step up.

And it's been Tobias Harris, but it just wasn't yesterday. And then you've got the Cavs who are like a spurtable team, right? You remember that term spurtability? Like they have that type of team that it's like, bam, bam, bam, all of a sudden it's three back to back threes and it could be, you know, a 10-0 run or something like that. And so it felt like both teams kind of played somehow to their streaks down the stretch,

but it feels like the cabs kind of win and got it.

And that's why I am not mad about that non-fowl call at the end.

Okay.

That's what I was just about to ask you, Izzy.

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