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Gordie Chiesa on NBA Finals, Spurs back in the series with game 3, 1st Finals game in MSG since '99, Game 4 prediction + more · The Sean O'Connell Show

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  Speaker 1: Peace out.
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  Speaker 2: Let's get the latest on the Utah Jazz with former
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  Speaker 2: Jazz assistant coach Gordy Chiasa. He's forgotten more about the
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  Speaker 2: NBA than any of us will ever know.
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  Speaker 1: Let's not get crazy.
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  Speaker 2: Come for the hoops.
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  Speaker 1: Talk, Stay for its list of the day, Our list today.
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  Speaker 2: Here's oc with basketball savon Gordy Chiaysa on the Sean
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  Speaker 2: O'Connell Show.
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  Speaker 3: Oh, we welcome in Gordon Chiasa, our resident NBA guru
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  Speaker 3: for a conversation about these NBA Finals.
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  Speaker 1: Things got a lot more interesting.
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  Speaker 3: After a surprising first couple of games in San Antonio,
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  Speaker 3: the circus packs up, returns to Madison Square Garden. What
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  Speaker 3: an epic night, and the San Antonio Spurs go to
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  Speaker 3: MSG and beat the New York Knicks one fifteen, one eleven,
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  Speaker 3: Game three to make it two to one in favor
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  Speaker 3: of the Knicks. They still have home court advantage here,
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  Speaker 3: but it shows you that when this Spurs team turns
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  Speaker 3: it on and plays right, the series can be exactly
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  Speaker 3: what we hope it will be.
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  Speaker 1: Gordi Chiezo, welcome to the show.
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  Speaker 4: How are you, sir, Sean? I'm doing well. And add
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  Speaker 4: to that, it was a garden party and the Spurs
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  Speaker 4: were the crasher of the party. And this showed you
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  Speaker 4: the ability to get yourself focused from the opening tap,
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  Speaker 4: and that's what the Spurs did. They were ready to
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  Speaker 4: play and a nicrobox is to their credit, they tried
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  Speaker 4: to battle hard, but they had it was almost like
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  Speaker 4: self inflicting those costly turnovers and they're absolutely was off fouling,
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  Speaker 4: and that was the big controversy Sewan as far as
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  Speaker 4: the day. Half a day later was the foul discrepancy
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  Speaker 4: where Mike Brown was complaining to the lead official, Mark Davis,
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  Speaker 4: who was a crew chief that in the second half
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  Speaker 4: that the Spurs shot twenty four to three throws and
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  Speaker 4: Nicks only shot eight. And part of the reason was
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  Speaker 4: was that absolutely the Spurs were the aggressor and that
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  Speaker 4: the nicrobackers I called Sean were playing a machete defense
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  Speaker 4: chop chop where they were they were physical, but these
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  Speaker 4: last split second they were absolutely fouling the the Spurs
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  Speaker 4: rolling to the basket being when beyonber or just in
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  Speaker 4: the act of shooting. So the Knicks have to clean
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  Speaker 4: that up as far as in game four.
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  Speaker 3: So I think I'm interpreting correctly the foul discrepancy for
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  Speaker 3: you was justified. There's no there's no home cooking, or
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  Speaker 3: I guess it would be the opposite of home cooking here.
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  Speaker 3: There's no real gripe about the officiating, not at all my.
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  Speaker 4: Point of view objectively. Yeah, right now, that's conspiracy theory.
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  Speaker 4: Oh where they wanted when Beyonmba to go another game
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  Speaker 4: or so too. As far as the NBA Finals, it
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  Speaker 4: doesn't work like that, absolutely not. This is the big
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  Speaker 4: League exists, is prime time. It's to the global an
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  Speaker 4: event and that Wenbyyamba and his crew, they outplayed the
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  Speaker 4: Knicks as far as the physicality of the game, and
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  Speaker 4: that's why it's so important. Wemby was absolutely great last night.
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  Speaker 4: He made the he made the Nikobocker's foul. It's how
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  Speaker 4: he got it. He got it on runs to the basket,
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  Speaker 4: on a high pick and roll. He got it as
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  Speaker 4: far as broken plays, and most of all, he got
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  Speaker 4: it when they had to and that fourth quarter when
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  Speaker 4: he gets up ten points in a quarter and he
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  Speaker 4: got to the foul line and he stuck his fouth
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  Speaker 4: shot eight for nine. But it with Wemby, it's the
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  Speaker 4: biggest thing about it against unbelievable physical defense by the
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  Speaker 4: Knicks and all the focal point of guarding him. He
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  Speaker 4: only has one turnover last night handling that ball, and
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  Speaker 4: there's so much pressure of the game. That's commendable by him.
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  Speaker 4: He played absolutely great.
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  Speaker 3: So now that the Spurs have sort of doused the
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  Speaker 3: flame of this red hot New York Knicks team, you
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  Speaker 3: go in and you spoiled. Like you said, you crashed
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  Speaker 3: that garden party. It was expected to be this triumphant
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  Speaker 3: return championship level basketball beam played at the Garden for
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  Speaker 3: the first time in twenty seven years or whatever, and
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  Speaker 3: San Antonio comes out with the win. It had been
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  Speaker 3: such a role through the playoffs for this New York
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  Speaker 3: Knicks team. Does does Game three and that sort of
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  Speaker 3: calming effect on that momentum carry over into Game four.
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  Speaker 4: Yes the Spurs, yes very much, and the boat teams
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  Speaker 4: and sense where the first two games in San Antonio
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  Speaker 4: it was the tail of two cities, meaning Charles Dickens,
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  Speaker 4: where in Game one the Spurs collapsed and had a
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  Speaker 4: fourteenth point lead in the third quarter and they lost.
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  Speaker 4: And then in game two that the Knicks had the
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  Speaker 4: lead in the fourth quarter and they almost gave it away.
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  Speaker 4: If Wenby's missed a jump shot from the elbow seventeen
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  Speaker 4: foot or so, makeable shot goes in, then there's a
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  Speaker 4: different discussion. So every game has been close, and both
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  Speaker 4: teams have had moments where they were the ones where
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  Speaker 4: the aggressor and with victorious going away in style. So
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  Speaker 4: now game four it comes down to, as always, who
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  Speaker 4: can play physical defense without overly fouling, who controls the backboards,
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  Speaker 4: and who can make plays out of chaos. So last
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  Speaker 4: night's game, Deanon Fox, who struggled in game one, came
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  Speaker 4: back and he made that pull up jump shot where
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  Speaker 4: they had to get a basket. That nine year veteran
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  Speaker 4: sticks that shot to put them up, and then Stephan Castle,
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  Speaker 4: age twenty one, he sticks two to three throws in
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  Speaker 4: front of an unbelievable chanting crowd, and that gave them
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  Speaker 4: a chance to hold off the Nikobokers. So that's what
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  Speaker 4: happens in game will happen in game four? What team
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  Speaker 4: can do things like that to go away? Now, as
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  Speaker 4: far as mathematically, big difference being three to one if
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  Speaker 4: you're the Knickerbockers up or the Spurs to two, let's
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  Speaker 4: go home.
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  Speaker 3: Gordy chez Our guest here on the Sean O'Connell show
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  Speaker 3: talking game three.
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  Speaker 1: In game four to come in this NBA.
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  Speaker 3: Finals series, a lot of us are looking now not
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  Speaker 3: only need the team matchup, but how the stars play
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  Speaker 3: and cancel one another out with their production. You've got
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  Speaker 3: Jalen Brunson, who is very obviously the lead dog for
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  Speaker 3: this New York Knicks team. He had thirty two points
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  Speaker 3: last night. Whim Binyama had the exact same number of points.
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  Speaker 3: So I guess on the score sheet they did effectively
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  Speaker 3: cancel one another out there. If you're coaching up Wemby
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  Speaker 3: for this game four versus how you're coaching up Brunson
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  Speaker 3: for this game four, what does.
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  Speaker 1: It look like?
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  Speaker 4: Well, I some Brunson is that his Nickerbocker players, teammates'
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  Speaker 4: allies have to score the ball. So last night, in
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  Speaker 4: a very hard four game by the Knicks, the kel
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  Speaker 4: Bridgers and Landry Shammitt, who played well throughout the whole playoffs,
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  Speaker 4: they can blind shooting from the field two to thirteen,
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  Speaker 4: so they couldn't make a shot, and the company Towns
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  Speaker 4: in the second half was passive. He wasn't involved offensively.
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  Speaker 4: Some of his teammate's fault. Most of it's his fault.
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  Speaker 4: When you don't get the ball offensively, you've got it,
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  Speaker 4: demand it by velocity, cutting or crashing the offensive boards
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  Speaker 4: or running the floor to get yourself going. You just
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  Speaker 4: can't rely on your teammates to give you the ball
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  Speaker 4: on time in space. And with that said, it was
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  Speaker 4: still an unbelievable close game. That's how both teams are
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  Speaker 4: going to view it, where if we do a certain
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  Speaker 4: few things better, we can be victorious in the next game.
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  Speaker 4: And so from the Spurs point of view is that
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  Speaker 4: they've got to continue to be physical and get after
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  Speaker 4: all the secondary players I just mentioned and make them
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  Speaker 4: have to play basketball through physicality. So as always, there's
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  Speaker 4: nothing regular about the postseason. In the regular season, it's
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  Speaker 4: a love fest. Everybody shoots three point shots. The world
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  Speaker 4: is perfect. The metrics come about. If we take fifty
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  Speaker 4: one to three point shots, we can win. When's the
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  Speaker 4: last time showing the playoff basketball you heard about the metrics.
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  Speaker 1: Well, I mean there's some people who are always obsessed
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  Speaker 1: with the metrics. That's not me though, I know.
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  Speaker 4: And the learning point about that is that there isn't
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  Speaker 4: any It's all based on mono A mono, it shun
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  Speaker 4: as always when someone puts a body on you on
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  Speaker 4: it in a sporting event, how do you respond when
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  Speaker 4: someone goes to do numbers on numbers? How do you respond?
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  Speaker 4: Most winning players will respond by what tenacity but also
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  Speaker 4: technique you need both. You just can't push the guy
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  Speaker 4: off and give them a forearm shiver. That is a foul.
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  Speaker 4: But you've got to have enough tenacity and courage to
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  Speaker 4: get that guy off you within the framework of the
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  Speaker 4: game and then keep your head about yourself. So usually
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  Speaker 4: speaking in games four, five, and six, is that the
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  Speaker 4: team that plays the smartest and the most aggressive will
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  Speaker 4: come out the victor. And that's what and that's the
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  Speaker 4: great unknown is that you think you know, but you
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  Speaker 4: don't know until you lace them up in the under court.
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  Speaker 4: And you've got to be able to be played forward.
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  Speaker 4: You can't miss a shot backwards and then let it
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  Speaker 4: affect you the next three to four possession. You've got
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  Speaker 4: to look at the viewpoint forward. And that's the mental
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  Speaker 4: focus that is based on what your own personality but sean,
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  Speaker 4: but also based on your teammates and what's the dynamics
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  Speaker 4: of the court. And that makes it so interesting, this
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  Speaker 4: thing called the playoffs.
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  Speaker 3: Making of those team dynamics for a jazz fan, maybe
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  Speaker 3: a silver lining. You saw Jordan Clarkson, beloved jazz Man
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  Speaker 3: for a time in his career. He got thirteen minutes
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  Speaker 3: in Game three, He scored ten points, He had a
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  Speaker 3: nice little contribution. He didn't turn the ball over a
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  Speaker 3: couple of times, but you know, grab some rebounds, grabbed
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  Speaker 3: the steel. So I think on balance, right, he ended
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  Speaker 3: up better than you know, gave more than he got.
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  Speaker 3: It was plus eight on the night, and that's good
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  Speaker 3: for thirteen minutes and a guy who has obviously seen
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  Speaker 3: his role reduced over what the expectation probably was. The
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  Speaker 3: reason I'm bringing that up is my question is you
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  Speaker 3: just mentioned these team dynamics. You're all the way into
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  Speaker 3: this playoff series. You're all the way in to this run.
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  Speaker 3: And I imagine the roles that these guys are going
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  Speaker 3: to play it. They're relatively well established. You don't want
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  Speaker 3: to mess with it too much if you're either of
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  Speaker 3: these coaches. But if you get a Jordan Clarkson or
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  Speaker 3: a Landry Shamman or whomever, right, Harrison Barnes, who all
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  Speaker 3: of a sudden comes off the bench and does something
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  Speaker 3: really really nice. Does it change your approach for Game four?
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  Speaker 4: Yes, very much, because there's no hard feelings. This is
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  Speaker 4: the NBA Finals and that whoever the hot hand is
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  Speaker 4: going to play in that game. Jordan Clarkson messy four.
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  Speaker 4: He's beloved by the Jazz fans. He was the sixth
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  Speaker 4: Men of the Year back in twenty twenty one, which
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  Speaker 4: seems such a long time ago. Yes, it is. That's
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  Speaker 4: five years ago already. So Jordan Clachton is a he's
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  Speaker 4: a lightning rod. You put him in the game, and
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  Speaker 4: last night he performed. He made those three point shots,
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  Speaker 4: and he was aggressive offensively and he did a lot
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  Speaker 4: of good things in that Also, by the way, he's
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  Speaker 4: a native of San Antonio who's going back home. And
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  Speaker 4: so these are all parts of the players how they think.
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  Speaker 4: And I play in Game three, usually in the second
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  Speaker 4: quarter with the nyfting to do. They need to get
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  Speaker 4: Jellen brunts in a mental health break. There's so much
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  Speaker 4: missed up. Again, he's only six to two people, you know.
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  Speaker 4: Philan Harper is six foot five and a half. Stefan
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  Speaker 4: Tasseled six five and a half with a whole bunch
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  Speaker 4: of muscle on him and Champenny. So in fantasy to
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  Speaker 4: Jalen Brunson, he needs some of his teammates to come
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  Speaker 4: in the game and every once in a while have
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  Speaker 4: him not be the point guard, play him off the
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  Speaker 4: ball on the baseline so that does not have to
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  Speaker 4: advance the ball against pressure defense, and then use them
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  Speaker 4: on the second side to be more offensive minded. But
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  Speaker 4: also let him go in space versus he's coming down
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  Speaker 4: the floor shown and they're trapping him and they're bidying him,
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  Speaker 4: which is perfectly legal. In the playoffs, and mentally he's
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  Speaker 4: almost like exhausted and the possession and in the last
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  Speaker 4: five seconds he has to square the chaos. It's so
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  Speaker 4: hard to do that. He needs helping his teammates.
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  Speaker 3: If you're giving the bulk of that respet responsibility to
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  Speaker 3: one teammate, if you're saying, hey, you pull a guy
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  Speaker 3: aside after a shoot around after practice and you say, look,
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  Speaker 3: we're going to get Brunson an extra three four minutes
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  Speaker 3: tomorrow night, and we're going to let him reset. We're
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  Speaker 3: going to take a little stress off him. And that
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  Speaker 3: means I need more from you. Who are you giving
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  Speaker 3: that duty?
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  Speaker 4: Ernobi Narnobi's quiet. He got twenty eight last night. He
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  Speaker 4: was quiet, and so nnob I would try to get
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  Speaker 4: him and once in a while, besides not as the
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  Speaker 4: primary port handler, but on the first side of the floor,
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  Speaker 4: almost like this, once in a while get him in
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  Speaker 4: a mid post up game where and then spread the
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  Speaker 4: floor with the shooters they have and make Ren Beyonber
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  Speaker 4: make a decision. Do I double team him in the
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  Speaker 4: lane and then expose the back line as far as
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  Speaker 4: a kickout pass, or do I let him back down
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  Speaker 4: and I call it a shoulder to shoulder and then
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  Speaker 4: elevate over the top because when because he can score
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  Speaker 4: the ball, and that he is also a good three
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  Speaker 4: point shooter, and he's an effective, a clever velocity driver,
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  Speaker 4: and so that would give brunts and again not all
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  Speaker 4: the time, but will say three to five possessions a game,
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  Speaker 4: especially in the fourth early fourth quarter. They give brunts
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  Speaker 4: and the chance to write, to recalibrate this thing. That's
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  Speaker 4: so much the mental part of this. That's why these
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  Speaker 4: guys are so amazing. Let's not forget Victor went beyond
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  Speaker 4: the Seawan is twenty two years old, Castle is twenty one.
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  Speaker 4: These guys are so young as far as living on Earth,
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  Speaker 4: and now they're trying to do something that's spectacular that
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  Speaker 4: will be one for the ages. And that's how unique
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  Speaker 4: this thing called the NBA Playoffs says, there's nothing like it.
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  Speaker 4: I had the pleasure to be involved in coaching a
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  Speaker 4: one hundred and forty nine playoff games, so I say,
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  Speaker 4: with all sincerity firsthand, there's like nothing like this.
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  Speaker 1: Shaun, Who's gonna win Game four?
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  Speaker 4: Nickt Knicks? And then Game five back in back in
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  Speaker 4: San Antonio, and then game six. I'll tell you, in
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  Speaker 4: a few days, we'll we'll let.
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  Speaker 1: It play out at least that far. Gordy, what's your
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  Speaker 1: list to think about this?
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  Speaker 4: By game? About Michael Jordan? All right, so here's the
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  Speaker 4: beauty of this thing called again the playoffs. So the
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  Speaker 4: lesson this happened show was nineteen ninety three, okay, nineteen
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  Speaker 4: ninety three, where three straight playoff as far as final games,
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  Speaker 4: the visiting team won. So the last time it happened
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  Speaker 4: was thirty three years ago. That was the iconic series
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  Speaker 4: with Phoenix Suns and Chicago Bulls. And that's what Jordan
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  Speaker 4: scored fifty five points in a playoff game, which was
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  Speaker 4: not his playoff high. One time, Jordan scored fifty three
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  Speaker 4: points inst the Celtics in a playoff game. And so
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  Speaker 4: both teams in that series, Charles Balky versus Michael Jordan,
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  Speaker 4: the visiting team won the first three games. So this
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  Speaker 4: shows you right now that it really happens. But it's
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  Speaker 4: happening right now in front of us with the Spurs
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  Speaker 4: and the Nickelbockers.
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  Speaker 1: What's your list today, Gordon?
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  Speaker 4: The list today, Sean, Again, this is about three point shooting,
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  Speaker 4: both for you and against you. The most Korea made
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  Speaker 4: three point shots in NBA Finals history. So it's only
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  Speaker 4: twelve players listed here, So most Korea made three point
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  Speaker 4: shots in NBA Finals history. Remember now, most of these
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  Speaker 4: three point shots are hotly contested by challenging defense d'uring
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  Speaker 4: the playoffs, and you're a three point shooter, there's very
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  Speaker 4: few rhythm threes that trying to make you make a
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  Speaker 4: shot in the contested hand, which is so remarkable. Here
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  Speaker 4: we go eleventh all time, Michael Jordan and Mono Janobili.
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  Speaker 4: They made forty two threes in NBA Finals. Number ten,
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  Speaker 4: Kevin Durant made forty three threes NBA Finals, tied for eighth.
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  Speaker 4: Kobe Bryant and Derek Fisher made forty eight threes NBA
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  Speaker 4: Finals Number seven at the privese to coach this guy,
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  Speaker 4: Ray Allen made fifty five threes, including the one start
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  Speaker 4: in two thousand and fourteen where he backpedaled and made
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  Speaker 4: the three for the Mammy Heat. Number six, Big Shot
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  Speaker 4: Rob Robert Horry has made fifty six final three point shots,
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  Speaker 4: number four all time. Both these guys were specialists. They
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  Speaker 4: excelled in it. J R. Smith and Danny Green made
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  Speaker 4: fifty nine to three point shots Number three. He plays
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  Speaker 4: for the Lakers as we speak. He's been in ten
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  Speaker 4: NBA finals, the last time was in the Bubble and
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  Speaker 4: twenty twenty Lebron James. He has made one hundred and
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  Speaker 4: one three point shots the last two sean We know
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  Speaker 4: very well. They did it with the Golden State Warriors.
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  Speaker 4: They're called the Splash Brothers. You can make a discussion
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  Speaker 4: the best ever shooting duo history of basketball as a
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  Speaker 4: as A as A as a twosome. Klay Thompson second
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  Speaker 4: old time. He made one hundred and six three point
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  Speaker 4: shots in the finals and the number one player of
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  Speaker 4: all time to make the most ever finals Three is
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  Speaker 4: Steph Curry with one hundred and fifty two three point shots.
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  Speaker 4: That's my list of today and at this Steph Curry
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  Speaker 4: one time. Steph Curry made ninety three point shots in
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  Speaker 4: the finals game against the Cleveland Cavaliers in twenty eighteen.
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  Speaker 4: So out of that one fifty two he made one time,
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  Speaker 4: he made nine against the Cats. Thus that's my list
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  Speaker 4: of today.
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  Speaker 1: Nine is that the record in the finals?
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  Speaker 2: Yes?
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  Speaker 4: Nine? Yet nine?
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  Speaker 1: Did Dan Marley hit eight one time in the list? Okay?
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  Speaker 4: Yeah? It just shows you how how brilliant these guys are.
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  Speaker 4: So the question is always this is you want to
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  Speaker 4: shoot threes by out of the rhythm and that the
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  Speaker 4: defense is so unbelievable fierce against you. You've got to
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  Speaker 4: stay true to your form. And it all starts with footwork.
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  Speaker 4: I just described perfectly Klay Thompson and Steph Curry how
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  Speaker 4: this guy's really do it. There's nothing like it as
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  Speaker 4: far as making rainbow freese.
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  Speaker 3: Gordia, you're the man. I always appreciate your time. We'll
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  Speaker 3: see you on Thursday.
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  Speaker 4: All right, Thanks Sean peased out.
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  Speaker 3: Great stuff as always from Gordychiaza. Reminder for all of you,
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  Speaker 3: Ron McBride Foundation is presenting a concert, The Head in
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  Speaker 3: the Heart Saturday, August twenty second at the Utah State
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  Speaker 3: Fair Park. Tickets at all info are at ESPN seven
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  Speaker 3: hundred sports dot com. You can also text Heart to
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  Speaker 3: three three nine eight six for your chance to score
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  Speaker 3: a pair of tickets. You should always support anything that
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  Speaker 3: the Ron McBride Foundation does for obvious reasons. Head in
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  Speaker 3: the Heart August twenty second, Utah State Fair Park, ESPN
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  Speaker 3: seven hundred sports dot com for more info