Now, the show you'll be talking about.

That was not me, Hemming and Hind.

In therapy.

Sox.

Stocks.

It's Felger and Mass.

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It's our number three, Felger and Maz, from the Super Bowl in Phoenix, Arizona, the Phoenix Convention Center,

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We've got some football guests coming up. Thomas Dimitrov, former Patriots Executive. We'll be joining us. Some other individuals as well, we think. I don't know. I don't want to tease it without it coming through, but we'll talk to some other people here through the course of the day. We started off the day and have talked a lot about LeBron last night, setting the all-time

scoring record. And I don't want to weigh in on that as well. So we'll continue with the conversation

on that. Here's Roy in Boston on LeBron. Go ahead, Roy. I think LeBron all his comes from just

shortcomings in his finals. I think he had the opportunity because if LeBron was, let's say, seven and three in his

final career, I don't think there would be an argument based on his stats and everything that

he would be the all-time greatest. So I think his shortcomings is what gives him an argument.

Agreed. Yes. There's without, you know, this doesn't mean LeBron's a loser. I don't think he's a loser.

And this doesn't mean he's not an all-time great. He's an all-time great.

But if I'm stacking them up, that's where LeBron, to me, comes up short.

When it comes to the winning thing and the pushing through thing, he's done it.

He's done it. That Cleveland Championship was huge.

And what he did against you in 2012 with the heat was huge, okay? Like all-time stuff. But in terms of the winning

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