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It is Veson by the books.

Dave Ross right here at the Mid Gaming Hall,

frankly, Kentucky, our closure, Jensen Lewis, back home in Cleveland, Ohio.

Very big day for Cleveland sports.

We'll get to that here in a second.

Paul Jensen is going to join the program here, as Pete always does, to talk more Stanley Cup

playoffs here later on this hour, get to the Daily Diamond, and of course our best bets as well.

But two big games tonight in the sports world. One is a game two. The other is a game one. Let's get to those in

today's edition of the Daily Docket. Your snapshot of odds, trends, and futures. This is the Daily

Docket. Yes, it feels like tonight's game two at the world's most famous arena.

It might be the biggest game so far the postseason for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Others might argue, Jensen, that even if they lose tonight, really nothing has been decided

because you have only lost two on the opposing teams court.

But the manner in which you lost game one, if you're a Cleveland Cavalier or Cavalier backer,

feels like that's why this game is more important than your run-of-the-mill game two.

Jensen, is there a danger in Cleveland putting too much emphasis on trying to erase the stains of the last eight minutes of regulation and five of overtime and putting too much

pressure early in this game here in game two.

Yeah, I think it's a great perspective, one to consider, because as we athletes like to do, Dave,

I used to do this as a pitcher.

When I was into a rough spot, I would have our video team make me a montage of all

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