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A game seven tonight in town at Capitol One Arena, the 17th all-time game seven for the

caps, five and 11 overall, three and eight in game sevens at home. Not great, but they won

their last game seven. That came a year ago

in the Eastern Conference finals when they beat Tampa on the road, four to nothing. They lost their

last game seven at home two years ago, a two nothing loss to the penguins. The Caps and

Keynes have played a series so far where the home team hasn't lost. I think it's going to happen again

tonight, but we will make predictions and final score predictions a little later on in the show.

By the way, the caps are favored. They should be. There are minus 160 to minus 165 favorite

tonight at home against the Cains in Game 7.

More on Game 7 coming up shortly when Capps reporter, beat reporter for the Washington

Times, Adam Zalanka will help us preview the game.

Real quickly, Aaron, because I did stay up and watch Oklahoma City in Portland.

The NBA playoffs, which have been a

complete snoozer so far, produced the game of the NBA playoffs so far. I don't know if we'll

see another one like it. Damian Lillard knocked down a 37-foot three-pointer at the buzzer to

finish off the thunder, 118,15. The game was incredible, really,

from the start. And by the way, if you're wondering, you probably know that Lillard went for 50

at 34 in the first half. Charles Barkley, by the way, and I didn't know this until last night,

had held the NBA playoff record for points in a half. He had had 38 and a half back in 1994.

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