AJ Hawk

Yeah, the Spurs are 3.5-point favorites.

The total is 218.5.

When you look at it so far, when the Spurs are coming off a loss this entire season, straight up, which means just not against the spread, just win-loss, they are 20-6 after a loss this season.

They are 4-1 after a loss in the playoffs.

and then against the spread.

So with the minus 3.5, they are 18-8 after a loss this season.

So back in San Antonio, Spurs, those stats will tell you, hey, Spurs look good tonight.

Maybe we can force a game seven.

And then in games when Thunder are dogs, which does not happen very often, I can't remember the exact stat, but it tends to go to the over.

So over 218.5 statistically, trend-wise, would be the play tonight as well, depending on how you fancy these things.

That's a good point.

this guy is an mvp hitter and an mvp pitcher we're never going to see this ever again in the history so stat wise on this one this uh um so shohei last night hit a lead off home run and then he pitched six plus innings and finished with zero hits allowed no other mlb player in the modern era has accomplished both of those feats over their entire career let alone the same game okay

Skeen's won the Cy Young last year with a 197.

And Shohei has a .82 right now.

So that kind of puts you in perspective of how good he's been so far.

Yeah, it's a big deal.

He definitely didn't do it in college either.

Catch and throw.

Yeah, Dan, I wanted to talk about a couple of playoff teams last year who have new play callers.

Different situations, obviously.