Bryan Hayes

It's going to happen.

It feels inevitable.

The question I'll ask you is,

is can they take anything through the first four games and apply it to game five?

Do you expect it to be a learning lesson where they're inspired by it and they play better and they win the next game, or do you think it could be so deflating that it just simply is impossible for a young team?

Well, Ernie, you said you've been in that chair for quite some time.

You saw the Bulls of the 90s and Jordan.

You've seen LeBron come through the league and do everything he's done.

And now you've seen Wemby up close and personal for a few years, including in his first NBA final through four games.

What is your projection for Wemby?

What do you see this looking like throughout his career if you compare it to the other all-time greats or great players that you saw up close and personal over the last 30 or 40 years?

You got it.

Have a blast with Game 5 down in San Antonio.

Ernie Johnson, inside the NBA.

It's awesome to catch up with him.

He's an awesome – yeah, like I didn't realize he was there when Jack Nicklaus was wrapping up his career at St.

Andrews.

And, you know, he's been there for golf majors.

He's been there for NBA finals.

He's called a bunch of baseball, like World Series, I believe, in the past throughout his career.