Marv Albert

And the other one is lasting impact.

Are they remembered?

Like the mid-70s Steelers.

You know all the names, and they last forever.

And there's sometimes when people say dynasties, you have to repeat.

I don't subscribe to that because look at the Bird Celtics.

They won in 81, 84, and 86.

But we consider them a dynasty because they were always there.

They were always in the hunt.

And the teams they lost to, they lost to the Lakers.

So there's no shame in that, and they were always competitive.

If the Thunder win their second straight, will we look at them the way we look at the Pistons?

We don't think of the Pistons as being a really deep, really good, really competitive team.

We look at them, Mahorn and Lambert getting in the fights, roughing up Michael Jordan.

Are we going to look at them the same way we look at the Pistons?

You know, a tough team to quantify is that late 90s, early 2000s Spurs.

Did they win five titles in 15 years?

You have a lot of stress, and it's our fault, probably mine in particular.

Did you allow yourself to think about how it could go wrong and what that might look like?

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