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Dave Ross right here at the Mint Gaming Hall, Franklin, Kentucky.

Our closure, Jensen lives back home in Cleveland, Ohio.

If you're waking up in Cleveland, Ohio today, Jensen. Everybody just take a beat.

Exhale, drive slower in the highway, whatever you got to do to get over, Jensen, what we saw last night.

How do you think the collective mood is in Cleveland, Ohio this morning?

Well, I mean, social media is the great part of being a fan, uh, because you can, you don't

have to participate. You can just kind of watch. And it's, uh, it is it, it's a mood. It's a mood

so far this morning and say that. Uh, we have a lot to get to obviously not just what we saw last night in Madison Square Garden. had a lot of golf to talk about here going to have West Reynolds join the program on the program with our daily diamond Adam Berks going to join the show as well but it does begin with one of the all-timers last night in the world's most famous arena. That's where we begin, our highlights and headlines.

Help your bottom line with today's highlights and headlines.

Probably a good morning to be Jason Kidd as well,

because nobody's talking about you getting fired as the head coach of the Mavericks, And, you know, maybe the Knicks that really wanted to make a push to get Jason Kidd as their head coach. Well, maybe for three and a half quarters last night, they wanted to replace Mike Brown with Jason Kidd midgame. And then all of a sudden, Mike Brown says, you know what? We're just going to attack, attack, attack James Hardin in the fourth quarter.

And what we saw was one of the greatest, if not the greatest comeback in the history of the

NBA postseason, 22 points down inside of eight minutes to go in regulation.

They force overtime and then outscore the Cavaliers.

What would that be?

That would be 14 to 3 in overtime to cover all numbers, Jensen Lewis.

One of the more remarkable comebacks we might ever see. Yes, teams leading by 22 or more points in a

postseason game were 524 and 1 all time in NBA playoff history. Cavaliers

become the second team to lose. You could have found the Knicks, Dave, live 80 to 1 on the

money line at that point. If you had the the foresight to even throw some popcorn money on that,

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