Alex Speers

You got one point, Andrew. Here we go. Giannis is one of them.

You got one point, Andrew. Here we go. Giannis is one of them.

Andrew, that is incorrect, which means Jared wins the week. Congrats, Jared. Six to four. Jared, any guesses? Just a rubbing in Andrew's face? Yeah. I lost service.

Andrew, that is incorrect, which means Jared wins the week. Congrats, Jared. Six to four. Jared, any guesses? Just a rubbing in Andrew's face? Yeah. I lost service.

Andrew, that is incorrect, which means Jared wins the week. Congrats, Jared. Six to four. Jared, any guesses? Just a rubbing in Andrew's face? Yeah. I lost service.

Giannis, number three. Any guesses who number four is? See, I was hoping it would end on this name because, again, similar to the Horford question, former Celtic, Kyrie Irving.

Giannis, number three. Any guesses who number four is? See, I was hoping it would end on this name because, again, similar to the Horford question, former Celtic, Kyrie Irving.

Giannis, number three. Any guesses who number four is? See, I was hoping it would end on this name because, again, similar to the Horford question, former Celtic, Kyrie Irving.

We should get Josh Robbins to join us. That's a great idea.

We should get Josh Robbins to join us. That's a great idea.

We should get Josh Robbins to join us. That's a great idea.

Welcome to the Saturday Slammin' Jam here on the Athletic NBA Daily. On today's show, we're talking to Mike Zakarian about the NBA playoffs. We'll do another championship draft. And we'll be doing some NBA playoff trivia with me, as always, is my good friend Alex Spears. And joining us from NBA Bit on YouTube is my friend, Mike Zakarian.

Welcome to the Saturday Slammin' Jam here on the Athletic NBA Daily. On today's show, we're talking to Mike Zakarian about the NBA playoffs. We'll do another championship draft. And we'll be doing some NBA playoff trivia with me, as always, is my good friend Alex Spears. And joining us from NBA Bit on YouTube is my friend, Mike Zakarian.

Welcome to the Saturday Slammin' Jam here on the Athletic NBA Daily. On today's show, we're talking to Mike Zakarian about the NBA playoffs. We'll do another championship draft. And we'll be doing some NBA playoff trivia with me, as always, is my good friend Alex Spears. And joining us from NBA Bit on YouTube is my friend, Mike Zakarian.

It was really fun. I like having the two games. I really enjoy having the two games, which is very fun. We are recording this late, late Thursday. So when you're listening to this on Saturday, you're confused about the two games that I'm talking about. So it's just one game on Friday. Not talking about that, but we are going to talk about the Eastern Conference to start with.

It was really fun. I like having the two games. I really enjoy having the two games, which is very fun. We are recording this late, late Thursday. So when you're listening to this on Saturday, you're confused about the two games that I'm talking about. So it's just one game on Friday. Not talking about that, but we are going to talk about the Eastern Conference to start with.

It was really fun. I like having the two games. I really enjoy having the two games, which is very fun. We are recording this late, late Thursday. So when you're listening to this on Saturday, you're confused about the two games that I'm talking about. So it's just one game on Friday. Not talking about that, but we are going to talk about the Eastern Conference to start with.

And so the second round of the Eastern Conference is set. Most people are already looking ahead to a Cavs-Celtics conference finals. But I want to ask you the same question about both series. An upset feels unlikely, but what would need to happen for the Pacers and Knicks to make these long series?

And so the second round of the Eastern Conference is set. Most people are already looking ahead to a Cavs-Celtics conference finals. But I want to ask you the same question about both series. An upset feels unlikely, but what would need to happen for the Pacers and Knicks to make these long series?

And so the second round of the Eastern Conference is set. Most people are already looking ahead to a Cavs-Celtics conference finals. But I want to ask you the same question about both series. An upset feels unlikely, but what would need to happen for the Pacers and Knicks to make these long series?