Got to get some thoughts on the Kauai Leonard salary cap scandal that broke earlier today.

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And we'll check in on the Yankee starting lineup.

But right now, a little bit after 5 o'clock, it is Cinco time.

Cinco de 5-0 with Evan and Tiki on the fan.

Cinco Day 5-0 is brought to you by Helix Wireless, connecting everything everywhere. And Evan, we have reached 5. 08 Eastern time. It is back to school time. And I'm here to tell you I did my homework. I'm here to give you the five most interesting things about the last time the Jets were in a playoff game. Like in the world? In the world. New York World. For those I are not aware yesterday in talking about this playoff drought, the Jets Iran, and how that's what I need as a Jet fan of playoff here. We talked about how long it's been. And we started naming all the different things in this universe. Right. The last time the Jets run a playoff game, which was back in January of 2011.

The debt suck.

So my focus is basically on the month of January 2011.

Okay.

Okay.

Here we go.

Here we go.

Number five.

After a semi-contentious standoff, the Yankees signed Derek Jeter to a three-year

$51 million deal that would eventually end his career with the Yankees signed Derek Jeter to a three-year $51 million deal that would eventually

end his career with the Yankees. Also of note, unconfirmed reports that a then 10-year-old

Anthony Volpe made three errors in one game for his indoor winter little league team.

Very nice. Okay, here we go. Number four.

Man, we haven't seen a lot of this, but that January and that winter was the winter of, quote, snowmageddon in the New York City area between December 2nd and February 2nd, including a blizzard on the week of the AFC championship game, we received a combined 57 inches of snow in New York City for basically a month and a half. Is that true? I remember that. Yeah. That was crazy. Yeah, I don't know why I don't remember that. Yes. All right, here we go. Number three. The night before the Jets' AFC title game versus the Steelers, the Knicks lost the game to the Thunder 101.9198. Here was your starting five.

Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler, Amari Stottomire, Landry Fields, and Raymond Felton.

I think I just gave you six guys. Durant hit the game winner, correct?

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