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and he just won two or three championships, that would be what he cares about.

If you told him, from this point on, you will never win an MVP, you might make another, which just won't happen, of course.

You won't be an all-star, I don't think he'd care.

I think what he cares about is winning championships and doing it again in San Antonio, and the Spurs did that very well under Greg Popovich.

They did it in a much different way.

They were the great ball movement.

They had the old school skills, Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili, Tony Parker.

Then they had the second iteration of them with Kawhi Leonard.

Now the Spurs are back, and they have a freak on the floor.

And I mean that in the best possible way.

He is just freakish.

He's that dang good.

And if you're not watching this finals, as you said, Curtis, you're not a basketball fan.

Nope.

The Knicks and Spurs is going to be cinema.

I can't wait for it.

You've also got the Stanley Cup, too, with the Carolina Hurricanes and the Vegas Golden Knights.

So a quick break.

Come back and wrap up our number three of the program.

Wrapping up our number three of the program on Sports Radio 810 WHB, I'm your host, Jack Johnson.