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Here's gentlemen, Roseanne, David J. Covey. We are J. Covey. What is it that we do?

We get a people!

Hey, wall! When you give the people they want, you have to have the people's chant Paul

Wall on the show. He is joining us later, but first we have a lot of NBA action from

last night to discuss two Eastern Conference powerhouses. Went face to face, the Bucks,

and the Sixers. And it came down to the last couple of possessions. James Harden could

not make that three. Janice could make the block. They reviewed it. It was a good block.

And the Bucks got the win. But, Jaylin, you wanted to prepare for the show today. So, you

called the producers, and you gave them specific plays from the end of this game that you wanted

to break down in detail. Take us through them. Incredible, championship level execution.

By Janice, the league's reigning finals MVP, and I'm going to give you a nugget for Drew

Holliday. He's the best player in the NBA that nobody ever talks about. I was sitting

there thinking last night. Drew Holliday has to be a top 20-25 player in the league. If

you really think about what he does, he locks down defensively. He's a 20-point score,

and he's still giving you five rebounds and or five assists. And look at this play in

particular. Now, this is Drew Holliday throwing the lob to Janice in the half-cord off a

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