Neil Freiman

And he kind of got whooped by the Knicks and didn't necessarily lose with a ton of grace.

So I'm excited to see his first game back at Madison Square Garden next year.

Congrats to the Knicks.

Congrats to Villanova because they just had these three players who played on the team, the championship a few years ago, now have won the championship in the NBA.

And they also have the Pope.

Hope went to Villanova.

So not to bring Philadelphia back into this.

Congrats to Villanova.

OK, it's Monday.

So here's what you need to know to stay ahead in the week ahead.

Wednesday brings the first Federal Reserve meeting of the Kevin Warsh era, who took over the chairman role from Jerome Powell last month.

But a change in leadership probably won't mean a change in policy yet.

The central bank is a lock to keep interest rates steady, given the recent uptick in job creation and inflation.

More intriguing will be the press conference Warsh delivers after the Fed releases its decision.

Warsh thinks central bank officials have been way too chatty and prefers to keep his cards closer to his chest.

At his confirmation hearing, he said, I think truth-seeking is more important than repetition.

If one has a press conference, one wants to deliver some important news.

So maybe we'll get some important news.

In sports, if you've got an NBA or NHL finals hangover, fear not.

Now you can shift your full attention to the World Cup.