Yesterday was a smorgasborgas sports, and the basketball side alone was good enough reason to call in sick to the couch.

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And speaking of sick, you get yours truly is a little bit sick.

And kiddo and family, they're pretty much a lot sick and so

we had a fun night up dealing with all of that good stuff but i was able to watch NBA basketball

all day yesterday and i was able to basically just be plugged in the entire day and then into the

morning and even a little bit in the middle of the night so i feel like i I'm completely ready for the show. We'll just see if the pipes hold up, but feeling pretty good.

So we'll just jump right into what was a massive weekend of action. We're going to cover all 30

teams, all sorts of injury stuff going on. We got Chet down eight to 10 weeks. We got a SAR back.

We got Malik Monk down. Anthony Davis,

probably down at least a game. Bradley Beale, somehow mysteriously not on the injury report,

but he had a dinged-up knee at the tail end of last night's overtime game, and then he got

Yusuf Nurkich who didn't make it through last night's game. And there was all sorts of other

stuff. And actually, as I was getting ready for the show last night i was like oh my god how we're going to keep this under an hour

how we're going to do that is we're going to quickly get into the schedule which is two times per day we've

got some special segments for you guys some by low sell high week ahead stuff we've got live shows

every monday wednesday morning now with myself and Doc and Rick on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

and Thursday nights for sports ethos after dark. And then I do this show here today. The two shows,

I do these solo, because there's so much to do. There's just not enough time to crack in two voices

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