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I'm Dave Ross right here at the Midgaming Hall in Franklin, Kentucky.

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Jensen Lewis back home in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Will Hill join us a little bit later on in this hour.

Get to the Daily Diamond and some interesting observations you have there for those maybe panicking in New York and some other places around Major League Baseball. But right now, let's talk some NBA with our guy, Zachary Cohen. It is a great job here on the network vason.com. You're going to get all of his write-ups. Of course, a hardwood handicappers podcast.

Check him out on X. And kind of to join us now here in the progressive guest line, the best handle on X is betting on X. And Zachary Cohen joins us now. Zach, let's talk about some overreactions. Consenton and I've been talking about it, whether it's hockey and now in the second season in the NBA. Is there any overreaction from the game ones that you've seen that make you say, you know what?

This might be. and now in the second season in the NBA. Is there any overreaction from the game ones that you've seen that make you say,

you know what, this might be playable here at a new number after game one?

Yeah, I think that the Lakers are going to win the series against the Rockets.

I feel like I was kind of on that train before that series started.

But the fact that they got that game one with no Kevin Durant,

I now think that the goal becomes like winning one of these next three games

and all of a sudden I think you're getting Luca Dodgich back

and potentially have a chance of winning that series.

I think that all year long that has been a matchup that Los Angeles has really liked. I think that they are comfortable

defending the Rockets. They know that you can score on them. And no matter who is out there,

it looks like they are confident in their ability to run offense. I mean, Luke Kinnard played

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