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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon. I went to Madison Square Garden, the world's most famous arena, to see the Knicks

win a game last night, Tone. Aren't you jealous?

Tony Cornizer, no. I was happy watching the Nats. They once got a run under the second. I took

Jesse the dog out at about 8.15. It was 1-0 Mets. I got back in 10 minutes. It was eight nothing Mets. Come on. Yeah, well, that sounds

just like the Knit game because there was no drama. No drama in the world's most famous

arena last night. No. Absolutely. Welcome to PTI, boys and girls. In today's episode, the NBA floats

a new anti-tanking proposal the NCAA

tournament plans to expand the field and DJ OSHA joins us for five good minutes but we begin today

with last night's NBA playoff action San Antonio finished off their series with Portland by drumming

the Blazers 114 to 95 the Knicks took apart the Hawks, 126 to 97, as Jalen Brunson

had 39 points. And the one road team to win was the 76ers in Boston, beating the Celtics

113 97 as Joel M. Bede had 33 points, and the Celtics missed their last 14 shots.

Wilbon, which result was the biggest deal?

Tony, the biggest deal is Philadelphia beating the Celtics.

That came out of nowhere.

I was in Madison Square Gardeners, I just said,

and I'm all hyped up for not necessarily big drama,

but small drama. Atlanta had won a game there

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