Fritzie

I'm leaning Brunson because, man, he wants it.

At the end of the game last night, he waved the ball to himself.

I don't think he's a better player.

I think he might be a touch more clutch.

Brunson's getting a bucket over whoever's guarding him.

And when you watch Brunson, it's like the next level of Chris Paul.

He just kind of meanders around, meanders around.

He's like a counter-puncher.

He waits for you to commit, and he takes a 12-footer, and it goes in.

You're like, that was not that special.

It's really something.

Golden Tempo is the third Derby winner in the past five years to not be entered in the Preakness, which is terrible for ratings and the month-long storyline.

In one of the articles, it said, Maryland racing officials are considering moving the Preakness back from the third setter in May to the fourth to increase the chances that not just the Derby winner, but other horses go in the next race.

And this topic feels like non-horse racing people talking about horse racing.

Because we're sports fans.

We just want to see three races with the same group of horses.

So you have to relearn them for the Preakness.

But we don't understand, generally, the business of horse racing.

And the average fan isn't going to dive into it and say, oh, stud fees, I understand it.

We just want to watch three races.