40 seconds remaining a two for one for Atlanta if they hurry here it's McCollum turn in the corner

step away Jay goes down C.J. McCullough.

Tickets timeout almost guaranteed here and he missed both hard with the rebound no timeout

cold get it up for Bridges.

Put it up for the win.

And he missed it.

Atlanta comes all the way back from 14 down and ties the series.

They win game two in MSG.

Ned, who wrote me yesterday saying about my, you know, persistent ask for everybody to watch the NBA playoffs, even non-NBA playoff fans, I think he said something to the effect of, you know, how about, you know, starting what you used to preach, which is under promise and

over-deliver, instead of over-promising and under-delivering, which I've done, admittedly,

when it comes to the NBA playoffs this time of year, and it's been four or five years running.

And I think I've felt the pressure to do that because I have this feeling that many people that listen

to this show, and many of my friends just are off the NBA, and they've been off the NBA,

and I'm like, it's fine to be off the NBA's regular season. But if you're a sports fan and you

like drama, the NBA playoffs are near the top of the list. Well, not after

weekend number one in which nine, uh, eight, I'm sorry, seven of the eight, seven of the eight game

ones were double digit blowouts. And the eighth game was a nine point difference. Uh, well, last

night, things changed. And, oh, by the way,

if you were wondering why the team decided to move C.J. McCollum for an injured player in

Trey Young, we've seen the reason for it. C.J. McCollum was playing really well for the

Wizards before he got traded.

I mean, he had a couple of games, you know, on his way out that actually helped the

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