If you're the son of a Suns fan, you surely know him and if you're the grandson of a Suns fan, yes, you know Al McCoy. If you're a Suns fan, you surely know him. But there's a sub plot to the story and that is a guy by the name of Al McCoy. But it's happened and the Phoenix Suns have clinched a berth for the NBA Finals. The future for Atlanta is bright and…įor many, it's quite the surprise to see a team that was worse than the Kings three years ago, now in the playoffs. Trae Young, one of the young stars on the team is a necessary part of the discussion and the expectations are really high for him. Work ethic, perseverance and an accumulated history of never missing a game is also a topic of discussion. Johnny Most, the former voice of the Boston Celtics, was a mentor to Steve and there are some great stories he shares.
We'll discuss some of the great players that have come through the organization, as well as, those on the current roster. Steve talks about the transition from Lloyd Pierce and why he thinks the team has done as well as they have once that head coaching position was filled. That's longevity and familiarity with the team! Steve was more than happy to share the enthusiasm for the team and their playoff run this year under just announced, Head Coach Nate McMillan. That's right, folks, Steve Holman has been the voice of the Atlanta Hawks for over 36 seasons. You can reach me on Twitter at seasons strong and no signs of letting up. After you've had a chance to listen to this podcast, let me know your thoughts. Where does that leave us going into the second half of the year? Where are we as a country headed? Is this what it's going to be like going forward? I for one, sure hope not. Can't seem to make a rule and stick to it. The NBA, ESPN and other media outlets just can't seem to get it together. Smith rattling off what has cost others their jobs. And then we have ESPN hosts being terminated on one hand and other hosts, like Steven A. Again, present company has had the experience along with many others this past year. He goes on to say nobody should lose their jobs, their livelihoods over it. Super simple piece that most engine builders swear by.So Adam Silver, Commissioner of the NBA, tees it all up last week in addressing the significance of all lives being important and walks back a year's worth of comment, criticism and cancellation of so many personalities. I thought some of you might be interested in the inner working of an accumulator. It's clean as a whistle and back together. Anytime I deal with internals, I like to use paper towels. I got caught in the act and she didn't say a word. I got all the oil out of it with some brake cleaner and then headed for the kitchen to was everything with soap and hot water. I pulled apart my accumulator to clean out all the old oil and possible debris even though it's after the oil filter. I had them both polished up and looking pretty. I'll be running 2 puke tanks so I'll have to go through the whole process on the new one to match it. They are supposed to sit a day or two before wiping it off. I also brushed my puke tank and coolant resorvoir. I cleaned all my accessories and they are ready to go back on. He just happened to have a crimper he borrowed me. I've been spending some time at the nursing home trying to keep this old guys spirit up. I managed to order 2 fittings the wrong size from vintage air or I'd have the unit in the dash and done. I'm just getting as ready as possible for my new engine.