Dave Dameshek

I knew you'd get that one.

So where do you come down on this?

What is your favorite?

Let's make a nice list here, as a matter of fact.

Let's see if we can make it a comprehensive one.

Right, right.

If you're good, if you're relevant in postseasons, it's going to force some sense of a rivalry.

Obviously, Celtics-Lakers is probably the number one.

I've made that list before, as a matter of fact, ones that are not regionally relevant.

just related because they were both good at the same time and kept playing each other.

Cowboys and Steelers in the 70s also fits that description.

And then, you know, maybe one of the more enduring ones because of being good in January when the playoffs were going on, Packers, Niners, and Cowboys.

That has existed at least since back to the start of the Super Bowl era and even before then.

And then there are those ones that...

I mean, they made the 30 for 30 out of the Pacers and Knickerbockers.

That was great.

Reggie Miller, that's a great example of one that existed for only a short amount of time.

But man, it burned hot while it existed.

Another good one, I guess, is close to where you guys are.

Heat and Knickerbockers was great in the 90s, right?