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It is the V-Sin Weekend Morning Line, Sunday action with John G. Stramski and Will Hill.

And we're fired up to welcome back, Daniel Collins, sweatpants Jesus, the head of content at the betting news network to break down this year's NBA final.

And not going to lie to you, sweat pan, Jesus.

I as a New York Knick fan was very happy with the outcome,

despite the fact that it was not a good thing for my betting account.

I had OKC to win a series after they had lost game one.

I grabbed that at even money.

I was supremely confident that OKC was going to win either game six or game one. I grabbed that at even money. I was supremely confident that OKC was going to win

either game six or game seven. Didn't happen. Fact of fiction. This is a good thing for the

New York next and their NBA championship hopes that San Antonio won this series. Where do we stand

on that? Morning, Jens. I know you guys have been live for a few hours.

Happy to join you to take his home and tuck us in. It's, I'll give you, I'll say fact,

and I will give you a fact to back up that fact. The New York Knicks have played the San Antonio

Spurs three times this season, as you know, as a Knicks fan honorarily. Beat them twice, obviously lift the cup as well.

But over the last month, last six weeks, I guess, in the Eastern Conference playoffs,

the New York Knicks have had a hundred and twenty three offensive rating.

Now, if you take that and look at that against the San Antonio Spurs this season,

they had 120 offensive rating.

The San Antonio Spurs were third in the NBA this entire season and defensive rating. Do you know the only team that scored

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