The NBA Finals are upon us. Steve and I discuss the NBA Finals over the generations. At the end, we discuss this year's finals.

Why are the games so spaced out? Is it because the Conference Finals went 4 - 1 and 4 - 0?

You know I bring up the Warriors of the past and Steve has to go to his last '60's early '70's bag of tricks.

With recent passing of Bill Walton, we wanted to look at his career and how it changed over the generations.

Steve remembers the UCLA Walton. The 2x dominant NCAA Champion.

He remembers the oft-injured but dominant Walton of the Dr Jack Ramsay Blazers--along with Maurice Lucas.

I don't really start knowing Walton until the Celtics - AND he had a whole career arc with San Diego beforehand!

Oh, and Angel Hernandez is gone!

Steve and I have talked about the Dynasties over the Generations. This one is the opposite. In light of the Denver Nuggets going down, we discuss the ingredients to be a repeat Champion and a Dynasty.

Oh, and I go from Jim Everett apologist to the Karl-Anthony Towns Apologist.

Steve and I discuss how jealousy transcends generations and sports.

We discuss different players, teams, and the times.

Caitlyn Clark, Diana Taurasi, Dawn Staley, Kareem, Calvin Murphy, Bill Russell, Will Clark, Franco Harris, and Jim Brown all mentioned.

Watching the NBA playoffs this week, I was regaled with the defensive theater that is Luka Doncic.

This made me think of the Generations of Floppers, which led to the foulers, and ultimately the tough guys.

Steve and I explore the change over the years and the usual suspects that get put in each category.

Steve and I discuss series comebacks. With the NBA playoffs in full swing, we discuss which teams currently have a shot at coming back, but we dive deep into all-time comebacks.

I show my homerism and Steve digs deep into the bag.

Firstly though, I ask Steve about Mike Trout getting injured, again...

Steve and I discuss the idea of more arm surgeries in baseball today versus over the generations.

Steve postulates that pitching and pitchers are fungible and say the Warrior Dynasty is Over!

I debate the book on Steph isn't over yet and make a shocking observation on a current young player.

Steve and I discuss the explosion of Women's Basketball of late. We discuss how it is refreshing and exciting and how this is different over the Generations.

We explore how and why it has changed. Then, the GOAT discussion from the comments by Dawn Staley in reference to Caitlyn Clark.

The Kinks, then Van Halen questioned, "Where have all the good times gone?"

Steve ponders where the big men have gone. Specifically, where the post players have gone.

In my response, I use math...again. It's all math. It's always been math.

But, there skill has changed too.

We discuss gambling again. Pete Rose rears his ugly head.

March Madness was discussed recently but now we have something to reference from the first couple of rounds.

The NBA season is starting. Well, ish.

My Shohei take is kind of boring.