Corby did tweet we're days away from Cooper Flag becoming a Maverick, which

headline comes out over the weekend that the Mavs will, in fact, work out Cooper

Flag on June 17th, which, how is this new?

How is this news?

Well, if they didn't, that would be the big news.

I guess they're just, yeah, bring him into town, give him some Tex-Mex.

Hopefully he likes Tex-Mex, and he's Tex-Mex and he's had it before and like Paige Beckers.

He's never heard of it.

Introduce them and maybe they can be a basketball couple.

I don't know.

I'm not sure if that's totally going to work out.

A boy can dream.

Last night we had game two of the NBA finals, the Oklahoma City Thunder, pretty much kept Indiana at arm's length most of the night, 123 to 107. And they really pulled away in the second quarter outscoring Indy, 33 to 21. All the OKC fans were standing in clad in blue. And it was just, it wasn't a surprise because Oklahoma City played just some tremendous defense as they did.

At times in game one, they just let into it.

They had a 23 point lead at one point.

The Pacers got within shouting distance, but kept getting turned back by Oklahoma City.

And I don't know where you want to start here, but I think the Thunder Bench, when you get all the points you get from guys that you don't necessarily

expect to lean on for scoring, namely Alex Caruso and Aaron Wiggins as they go for 20 and 18,

that's hard to overcome if you're Indiana. In the defense, Oklahoma City played last night.

And what we saw in game two is what we expected of this series. Hopefully it's not every single game, but there was a lot of mirror

images to game one in this, where Oklahoma City led for the entire game in game one other than

three-tenths of a second. The problem with that one

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