Heir's also keeping up with football and basketball, not hockey though.  He's happy Brooklyn got a win on the road west coast, after their inexcusable loss in Sacramento, which used a lot of gloating cowbells.  Those cowbells fell silent in Phoenix, even though it was only by two points.  So it looks as though at their very worst, Brooklyn will split their west coast 1-2.  They could make it 2-1 tonight, even though Fridays and Saturdays are when we in the Bachelor involve most in you-know-what (dang can't we just say it(?)).  Heir was pretty sure they will go 2-7 on the season at the end of their west coast, because that would be the only way they can be motivated to start dominance in their division, by hitting bottom and striking back with their backs up against the wall.  So even though it's good for them to get a win, they really can't afford to go win-loss-win-loss, when their New York rivals would most certainly go win-win-win.  That's how it is in rivalry sports.  When one team wins, the other loses.  Both teams winning or both teams losing, what's all that about anyway?