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Host 1 (0:00)
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Host 2 (0:09)
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Host 1 (0:27)
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Host 3 (0:33)
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Host 4 (1:03)
And the dream season is now complete. The Golden State warriors are the 2015.
Host 5 (1:08)
NBA champion on the new limited podcast series Dub dynasty. It's been 10 years since their shocking run to a championship. We examine the controversial move that made it possible.
Host 3 (1:18)
It's never a great conversation as a player when you hear that you're being.
Host 5 (1:22)
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Host 6 (1:37)
So the Lakers season ended last night at the hand of hands of Anthony Edwards and the Timberwolves. Some might say Rudy Gobert. J.J. redick had a similar scheme. He played his starters a lot of minutes. They came closer at the end but then kind of ran out of gas. They couldn't do it. How did you get this series so wrong? You said they win this one. They obviously didn't.
Host 4 (1:58)
Well, yeah, and I said Lakers. I said my favorite bet was Lakers minus a game and a half, meaning Lakers in four or five or six. And when I was giving the analysis of that bet, I said I didn't even really consider the possibility of the Lakers losing the series is the reason the bet didn't come in. I thought it was because the Lakers, you know, maybe they win in seven, but I thought they would. I thought they would be hard fought games. The Lakers were clearly better. So I do want to start with me, because I got a, a whiff this strong, you gotta figure out, you gotta kind of do a autopsy, a postmortem of your own takes. And the number one thing that I clearly overestimated going into this postseason was how dynamic and unstoppable the Lakers offense would be. I thought there was a little too much attention paid to the Lakers defensive deficiencies. Not because I thought they'd be a great defense, but, but because I thought it was pretty clear we had proof of concept that the Lakers defense could be average, that the Lakers defense could be fine, and that if the Lakers defense is fine, even given their size limitations, that this offense with Luca and LeBron was going to be a top three in the league over the course, you know, net rating wise or offensive rating wise offense. And it was nothing close to that. And so that was whiff number one. Whiff number one was that the Lakers offense would be, would put the other team under such pressure to keep scoring and to keep pace that a younger Timberwolves team, a Timberwolves team that only has one true superstar, a Timberwolves team that has a few guys who are max players, who their have long playoff histories, but the playoff histories are, you know, checkered in Rudy Gobert and Julius Randle, that the weight of LeBron and Luca on the offensive side of the ball would be too much for him. None of that happened. We didn't have a single game this series where LeBron and Luca were both outstanding on the offensive end. And we did have last night. And we'll talk obviously more about the individual parties involved here shortly. But last night was the first time in an elimination game that LeBron wasn't outstanding in a decade. Honest to God, if you go through it was, it was somewhat jarring to see if you look at what LeBron James, who averages 35 points per game in his career in elimination games, what, what he did last night in comparison. Like if I can just quickly give you the game logs last year against Denver face. Well, two, he had two games facing elimination against Denver. The first game he had 35 and four the next game. And because they won it, he had 39 and 11. The year before facing elimination against Denver, he had I think 30 in the first half and he finished with 40, 10 and 9. The, the when they lost to Phoenix in a game they got, they really didn't have much of a chance. If you remember, that's the game Anthony Davis started and then played like 30 seconds, then came out of the game. LeBron 29, 9 and 7 facing elimination. They never faced elimination en route to the bubble in the championship run. And then if you look at game seven against Boston or game six and seven against Boston facing elimination because they're down 3, 2, 46, 8 and 11, 35, 15 and 9. You can go his whole career, it's like, okay, we're facing elimination. I have to ramp it up. Here's the part that last night informed me on. He fired those bullets over the weekend. He felt correctly, clearly, we were facing elimination in game four. And in game three, he had the 38, 10, and 4, and they blew it at the end. In game four, he had 27, 12, and 8 and the defensive stops at the end. And in game five, the 40. It was. It was a weird LeBron game because he had three of his most explosive offensive plays of those three dunks that he's had all postseason. But he just didn't have the juice last night. So LeBron didn't have the juice. Luca's performance last night, even more shocking because Luca has been a back against the wall. I'm gonna f you up. Everybody's tough when they're up.
