Ryan Rosillo

Six of their top eight players, Dan, have never played in the playoffs prior to this postseason.

This is not supposed to happen.

there are rules to nba championships and in the last couple years we've had you know a bending of those rules a little bit where if you looked at the paces you go normally you have to have one of those 10 guys or two of those top 15 guys and it was more about depth and a play style that got them the game set of the nba finals but that's not normal

Here you have the Spurs team, where usually, we've all grown up with, you have to go through your playoff losses to get that seasoning.

OKC, in a way, was kind of ahead of schedule to only have that second-round loss to Dallas, which I thought was disappointing prior to winning a title.

But the Spurs, you're not supposed to be able to do this with only playoff minutes from Harrison Barnes and De'Aaron Fox with your group.

Probably not that category.

I remember as a kid being annoyed by Chris Collinsworth on games, and now I love him.

But when I was a kid and then I remember asking my dad, I was like, I hope he was terrible.

My dad was like, no, he was actually really good.

And now I appreciate Collinsworth now that I've done the job for a while.

I remember Al McGuire.

My dad would be like, oh, Al McGuire, he's just that whole thing, like that family.

So that was a little different.

But I'm glad you said that.

I was kidding around on the Charles would get 70 a game today just because I'm so tired of these eras battling it out.

Somehow people from the 90s ignoring human evolution and realizing like, look, there's just...

more talented players.

I think some of the physical stuff is a little overrated because they show a Pistons clip of somebody getting murdered at the rim and you see it over and over and over again.

And you're like, you realize that didn't happen every single drive.