Hour number two, nice to have you with us.

And the question is, how much of that are you even going to watch tonight?

And look, I know that's unheard of, especially a year ago when the draft was here.

Over 700,000 people showed up.

And it was really all about us, the event, the whole bit.

It was great.

But that's not this year.

And the Pistons have kind of stormed the gates here,

splitting in New York. You've got a massive game three in the home of the Detroit Red Wings,

where the Pistons are the uninvited guest. And yet they're playing playoff games, not the

wings. And my focus, Rico, I'm zero BS.

I will have the iPad on the draft.

The screen is going to be on the basketball.

I want to know what people's attention split is between NFL draft, game three LCA, Pistons, Nicks.

So I'll put a number to it, 80, 20.

80% of my attention is going to be on the Pistons.

I'm not going to lie to you and say that during commercials,

I won't be staring at the iPad or flip the TV over.

The point I'm making is the draft takes a complete

backseat to an unbelievable opportunity for the Pistons to take control of a series. The New York

media, the articles are already written about Tom Tibido being fired, about questioning

Carl Anthony Towns and McHale Bridges.

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