Welcome back to Numbers on the Board.

Numbers on the board, yes.

We are here with three days left of the NBA regular season.

On today's episode, the goal is to grade all Eastern Conference team's season in totality. Fellas, how we doing? Feeling good, man. I'm really excited for this postseason, man. It's like, itching. Have you watched any basketball in the last couple of days? Yeah, yesterday I watched the Cavs and Atlanta Hawks play. It's tinkered down, though, just gearing up for the postseason. There's certain games. I feel like I'm just not going to tune in, too. Like, I wasn't going to watch OKC beat up on who they played? They played the Clippers. The Timberwoods set all their starters because they pretty much locked at the 60. They can't go up or down. You weren't ready for the Joe Ingalls' Minutes?

I saw a little Terrence Shannon. He had a career night. That was on the other screen. Okay. You know, I feel that, though. It is that part of the year where the only games you really care about is for the seed and aspect, like who's going to win this game to take the five seed, yada, yada, yada. Some teams are really, really bad.

I know we've talked

about that at nauseam but like the bulls played against the wizard's the other night and the

worst player in the league patrick williams had his best game at like three years you know it was

funny jordan pool also spas that day too so we just need to keep calling people the worst player in

the league put them in the pick set, and then they go spas.

That's the way it works. All right, because we're limited on time and because we've got 15 teams to get to, no drop the mic, we'll hold that for another day. Dang it. You know I came. They're going to miss it, man. They're going to miss it, man. They're going to miss. Oh, no, I want to remind y'all at home that tomorrow we are doing an all-cast of a very important game, the Charlotte Hornets at the Detroit Pissons. Kay Cunningham came back yesterday, which is pretty dope, but the Charlotte Hornets as of yesterday, or as of today, are a 9-C, and they're half a game between them and the 8-C. So this game is going to be very important for them. We'll see what the Detroit Pistons decide to do. But regardless, we know we got the Hornets playing their A-game. So tune in Friday, April 10th at 7 o'clock Eastern. Should be a lot of fun. Yeah, I'm really excited for that one. Especially says K back. Hopefully he plays. You know, I'll be surprised if he did play. I hope he does. Same.

When I got the notification, I was a little surprised.

Yeah.

I think it's about, you know, he's already ineligible. So it ain't like he's at 64 and he needs this one extra game. Could get his win back up. Yeah, it's probably just trying to get his win back up and get those wraps in before the playoffs. I hope so. All right, let's get into these teams.

Starting off with the Philadelphia 76ers.

What an up and down season, the season that I said in an episode of Smallball, this season is exactly what we expected, where they give you some hope and did some injuries happen and something happen. Right now they're sitting at a 43-win team with two games to go. How would y'all grade their season?

I'm going to go C-minus.

I think you got VJ. Ashcombe having an explosion of a rookie season.

But overall, not having Joel consistently,

Paul George being suspended for 25 games unexpectedly that no one predicted.

That was just such a big blow to the whole season because before that they were rolling.

So who knows if he stays on the court where the season could be right now?

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