Oh, right, of course, because I should know who that is.

I don't hear what you think.

I'll tell you something that rubbed me right.

Felger and Mass.

On 985, the Sports Hub.

Ronson's looked like going to lob it.

Nope, and it will be.

Corner three, fires away, shots no good.

And the Spurs win.

What a response from San Antonio. They do it again.

An inspiring road win. And they are right back in the series. The Nick League cut two games to one.

Our number three of the program, about 410 in the afternoon. Thoughts on the ball game last night, Mass.

So look, the Spurs came out ready to go. I give, I almost said, Indiana, San Antonio credit, because I thought they might roll over in this thing after the way the first two games went in San Antonio. Do you know it's only the second time in history in the NBA where the road team has won the first three games? Isn't it great? Like, you never see this. I saw a stand. You never see this. The NBA in the last couple years, it used to be one of my biggest pet peeves and everyone.

Like the predictability of these series, go there, win two, come home win two, get the calls in game three.

That might have happened last night a little bit, but it was always sort of tied to.

You could set a watch to it pretty much.

You get home, get the hometown reps, two, two, then the series kind of starts.

It's just these perfunctory home wins. It's kind of over.

Yeah.

Like, what was my, I saw it on get up this morning, 46, home court in the NBA playoffs. 46 and 37. Home teams are just 46 and 37. That's the worst since 2002, and that was the final postseason before they went to seven-game series across the board. The first rounders used to be best of fives. They were even best of threes when we were kids. Starting in 2002, it was four times seven like hockey. So this is the worst home record since then. Only 46 and 37, it's not quite hockey, like 50-50, but it's getting there. And it's actually great. I agree. It's a better product because it's not predictable. You don't know who's going to win. Right. It's not predictable. The best part of it is that it's not predictable. And the only other time this has happened where the first three games was 93 between the Sons and the Bulls. So the Bulls won the first two on the road. Phoenix won game three in Chicago. And so now the Bulls ended up winning that series. No team has ever won the first two games of the finals on the road and then

lost it. So from that standpoint, the Knicks is still in good shape. I expect the Knicks to

bounce back and win game four. But the truth is, if the end of game two had just gone a little

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