Amin Elhassan

They play at Charlotte.

Charlotte's a fun team.

Some people have pointed out correctly that if San Antonio were to actually do what many people think, Wemby pulling a surprise.

That team hasn't existed in a really long time that just blows through the playoffs without any real experience with their star being that age.

That's not a thing that happens very much in the sport.

If you had to come up with the last time that it happened.

I don't think it's ever happened.

There is an example that's escaping me right now.

Magic won as a rookie, but they had a bunch of stars in that team.

It's players that had been in the playoffs.

The idea, though, that the way OKC looked against the Spurs is something I haven't seen in three years.

Like, nobody can do that to them.

There's one person on earth, I'm assuming, with that team that can do that to OKC.

I'd like to see what OKC-Boston looks like because I'd like to see Boston at its best playing against OKC's defense.

But the way that San Antonio looked against OKC during the regular season was confusing to me because OKC had no shots in those games and OKC always has a shot in all its games.

The things that happened yesterday, have they lured you in, Mike?

Have they lured you in with any of their playoff talk?

As Amin tells you, that we are flatulent with our hyperbole.

He is somebody who is perpetually defending his sport against attackers.

He gets very possessive and sensitive.