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John Stramski here in New York City. My main man, Will Hill, rocking and rolling with you for the next three hours, but a whole lot of winners coming your way.

And, Will, let's not bury the lead. Let's not beat around the bush. We have ourselves in NBA finals, and it is literally time to party like it is 1999.

It'll be a rematch of the 99 NBA finals.

It'll be my beloved New York Knicks, taking on the star-studded San Antonio Spurs.

Well, Hill, San Antonio wins this series as a underdog.

They win game seven outright when they're a three and a half point dog.

And my goodness, buddy boy, that was no fluke.

That was from Jump Street, a coronation of the San Antonio Spurs to go into that building against the reigning champs and to be without question the better team on that particular night.

What a performance by San Antonio, huh? Sure was. And good to be with you. As always, should be a fun show. They played an incredible game. They really did. I thought OKC was a little sloppy with the ball early. You can question the Dortmund. It's OKC, and I'm sure we'll talk about it at some point today. We can talk about it right now, at least mention it. They might have a Chad Holmgren problem because he just does not match up well against Wembe against the other 29 teams fine that's great but you know what there's one team you have to beat going forward and that's the spurs and he can't seem to get much done can't make any shots so does the honest conversation happen that's another thing we can discuss but yeah great win great series I will say great series even though a lot of blowouts in the series, you got a seven gamer, you got these two juggernauts where the underdog won, the road team one game seven, they were down three, two. I don't know if both teams are fully healthy if we get the same result, but you know what? We can talk about hypothetical is all we want. One team is going to the finals, and that's the Spurs and the Thunder are not. So I think we're going to remember this series for a long time, JJ, because Wemby's coming out moment, maybe the start of the Spurs Thunder rivalry. So even though the games weren't great night tonight, this is going to be a series that's going to be remembered for a very long time. Yeah, I think that's spot on.

You know, I thought we were going to get more instant classics like we had in game one. After you watch that game one, you're like, oh, my goodness, we're going to have four or five of these. Didn't happen. For the most part, every single one of these games was decided by margin. and there was a point, Will, in this game seven,

I don't know if you felt this way. Second quarter, going into locker room when it's like a

three point game, I'm like, all right, I think we're going to get a down at a wire finish. And San Antonio,

they're like, no, that's not going to happen. We're going to go and hit big shots. You need guys on the road to go and step up.

How good was Champany last night?

You know, you look up and down that Spurs box score.

You're like, okay, who is going to be the guy to take some of the burden and the responsibility off of Wembeonima?

Champany's hitting big three after big three after big three.

And I guess now, Will Hill, we can officially put to bed the Game 7 home team

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