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Speaker 1: I told you so, but I think Lebron James has
Speaker 1: the right to say I told you so. It's that
Speaker 1: coming up here at a moment. Phone calls always welcome.
Speaker 1: We'll check in on the Bucks and the Nets. That's
Speaker 1: coming up tonight, and but they gotta do some pretty
Speaker 1: good playing there to kind of top what we saw
Speaker 1: last night. So Nets Bucks Game six tonight, Hawks beat
Speaker 1: the seventies sixers in one of the biggest comebacks in
Speaker 1: NBA playoff history. They're up three games to two. The
Speaker 1: Clippers over the Jazz, They're up three games to two.
Speaker 1: We'll touch on those teams those games coming up. Before
Speaker 1: the season, Lebron James criticized the NBA for condensing the
Speaker 1: offseason during the pandemic, and earlier this week he reminded
Speaker 1: everybody of that, saying that's the reason why we're seeing
Speaker 1: so many stars go down with injuries. Now. The NBA
Speaker 1: started the season just seventy one days after the Lakers
Speaker 1: won the title. The league defended itself by saying that
Speaker 1: the injury rates are normal, I think that maybe they're
Speaker 1: exacerbated because these are big names getting hurt, high profile
Speaker 1: players getting hurt, not just role players. It's it's hard
Speaker 1: to look at the basketball analysis of this because the
Speaker 1: health issues, what's going on, how it's impacted each of
Speaker 1: these series. But it's it's pronounced because this is such
Speaker 1: an even field now. It feels like it's wide open
Speaker 1: and with all these injuries, everybody has a chance to
Speaker 1: win a championship this year or it's you know, at
Speaker 1: least get to the NBA title games. It's wide open.
Speaker 1: It feels like the team that's the healthiest has the
Speaker 1: best chance to win it all. Last night, you saw
Speaker 1: a Clipper team without Kawhi going into Utah, and I
Speaker 1: think surviving the first half was the biggest reason why
Speaker 1: they won the game, because Utah was unbelievable from three
Speaker 1: point range and they held. They were only down five points.
Speaker 1: Clippers down five points. Seventeen of thirty from three point
Speaker 1: range in the first half for Utah, but the Clippers
Speaker 1: only down five. That's because of Paul George. Paul George
Speaker 1: had twenty two in the first half, and because of that,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking some doubts. Starts to creep in a little
Speaker 1: bit with the jazz. You're at home, you're killing it
Speaker 1: from three point range, but you're only up five, and
Speaker 1: Paul George is starting to get on a roll. I
Speaker 1: don't know if Kauai is going to play the next
Speaker 1: two games now. Adrian Wachnarowski of the Mothership said it's
Speaker 1: unlikely Kawai is going to play. If there is now,
Speaker 1: there'll be a game six. If there's a game seven.
Speaker 1: But if you're Utah, you had your opportunity. They don't
Speaker 1: have quiet now you still do, but you got to
Speaker 1: win that game and then you know, worst case scenario,
Speaker 1: you get to come back home for game seven and
Speaker 1: then we have the seventy six ers. Congratulations, well done,
Speaker 1: well done. If you turn the game off at halftime,
Speaker 1: like I did, you probably went, wait, I'm looking at
Speaker 1: the bottom line and it's got Atlanta leading late in
Speaker 1: the game, and I went, how is that possible? Atlanta
Speaker 1: scored sixteen in the second quarter, and I go, all right, well,
Speaker 1: maybe they can extend this going back home and they
Speaker 1: can win, and they can force a game seven. That'd
Speaker 1: be nice for a team that nobody gave any credit
Speaker 1: to going into the playoffs. Nate McMillan's done a wonderful
Speaker 1: job as their head coach, and so is ty Lou
Speaker 1: with the Clippers. I know we tend to focus on
Speaker 1: the marquee names, the bigger name coaches. These guys have
Speaker 1: made adjustments. Imagine you're down twenty six in Philadelphia and
Speaker 1: you don't panic. That starts with a coach. Imagine you're
Speaker 1: up twenty six and then all of a sudden, you
Speaker 1: start to lose the lead, and then you panic because
Speaker 1: I thought, Joe l embiide, that's one of those we're
Speaker 1: gonna He's gonna get his and not much we can
Speaker 1: do about it. Maybe he gets tired, and he looked
Speaker 1: tired in the second half. It's not an apt analogy,
Speaker 1: but I'll use it just because it came to mind
Speaker 1: when George Foreman fought Muhammad Ali and this was the
Speaker 1: famous ropea doo and George is just hitting him with
Speaker 1: everything he's got and Ali is just on the ropes,
Speaker 1: covering up, and we thought the referee's going to eventually
Speaker 1: stop it, because you had to. Ali was gonna get hurt.
Speaker 1: But this was his game plan. Give me everything you got,
Speaker 1: and then you're going to tire yourself out. And then
Speaker 1: Ali knocked him out and Philadelphia took everything that gave
Speaker 1: them everything they had in the first half, and then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden second half, they looked tired. Ben
Speaker 1: Simmons looked tentative. I mean, you had Seth Curry was
Speaker 1: the best player, second best player on the floor. So
Speaker 1: Bias Harris, where are you? And then Doc Rivers, I mean,
Speaker 1: Doc Rivers, you can't let a lead like that at
Speaker 1: home dissipline and he did. Here's Doc after the loss. Listen,
Speaker 1: we scored nineteen points and gave up forty. So it's
Speaker 1: on us, It's on all of us, is on me,
Speaker 1: it's on the players, and we have to figure out
Speaker 1: how to get back up, which we will and bring
Speaker 1: this game back here for Game seven. Well, it has
Speaker 1: no other choice. The Hawks come back, the biggest in
Speaker 1: the NBA postseason since the Clippers rallied from thirty one
Speaker 1: down to beat the Warriors back in twenty nineteen. That's
Speaker 1: the third biggest comeback in the last twenty five years.
Speaker 1: Ben Simmons said something interesting. He said, what I think
Speaker 1: he thinks. I was surprised. He said it publicly, even
Speaker 1: though you've never been the best free throw shooter. Do
Speaker 1: you feel at this problem at this point, your problem
Speaker 1: is more mental than the form. Definitely, I think mental. No,
Speaker 1: we were we had it. I think we gave it
Speaker 1: so we got too comfortable and didn't play the way
Speaker 1: we should be playing now. I don't know it was
Speaker 1: a free throw question. I don't know if he was
Speaker 1: talking about his team saying it was mental, because the
Speaker 1: answer doesn't match the question. But if you start to
Speaker 1: buy into this is mental, and I think it is.
Speaker 1: At the free throw line. He's four for fourteen last night,
Speaker 1: twenty two of sixty seven. For the postseason, he's shooting
Speaker 1: thirty two percent. There's only one other player in NBA
Speaker 1: history who's taken at least forty free throws in a
Speaker 1: postseason and shot worse, and that was Ben Wallace. That
Speaker 1: was back in two thousand and six. And Ben can't
Speaker 1: shoot at all. Ben shot twenty seven percent from the
Speaker 1: line for the Pistons. I'm gonna go back to what
Speaker 1: Lebron James was saying. He's saying, Hey, this quick turnaround,
Speaker 1: and you're gonna have guys get hurt. You're gonna have
Speaker 1: these soft muscle issues. They shorten the regular season, but
Speaker 1: I don't know what else they could have done here. Now,
Speaker 1: what Lebron is saying is there's truth in there that
Speaker 1: there are players who are getting hurt. But these are
Speaker 1: the marquee players. If you had role players who were
Speaker 1: getting hurt, then we wouldn't be talking about this. But
Speaker 1: you have big name players who are getting hurt. Therefore
Speaker 1: it's impacting these series. But also understand this. If the
Speaker 1: NBA came back to Lebron and the players Association and said, hey,
Speaker 1: how about this, how about a fifty five game postseason,
Speaker 1: I mean, understand the regular season. Understand the emergency state
Speaker 1: that the NBA was in during the pandemic. No crowd
Speaker 1: going to lose all of that money, players still getting paid.
Speaker 1: They shut down mid season. If you say to Lebron
Speaker 1: and everybody else, how about you guys take a twenty
Speaker 1: five percent pay cut. You're gonna play in fewer games,
Speaker 1: we can start later. Who's going to sign up for them?
Speaker 1: No one. That's why when Lebron says this, you got
Speaker 1: to listen at least to the other side of the equation. Here.
Speaker 1: This is a bonus. This is a bonus for them
Speaker 1: to get paid during the pandemic and they don't have
Speaker 1: to play all the games. But it's a business. These
Speaker 1: owners are saying, we got no fans, We took a
Speaker 1: huge financial hit, and Lebron says, hey, you made us
Speaker 1: turn around play all these games. But Lebron is not
Speaker 1: going to forego twenty five percent of his salary. Just
Speaker 1: not gonna happen. Over the last three seasons, Lebron has
Speaker 1: played one hundred and sixty seven games out of two
Speaker 1: twenty five. Now they played all of the postseason games.
Speaker 1: Kawhi one sixty nine out of two twenty six, Joe
Speaker 1: Lmb one sixty six out of two twenty seven, Anthony
Speaker 1: Davis one fifty four out of two twenty five, Kyrie
Speaker 1: one forty one out of two twenty six. All, they
Speaker 1: all missed lots of games. It's not just this year.
Speaker 1: These guys are all taking time off because we've allowed
Speaker 1: them to do it. Whether they're hurt or not. You
Speaker 1: can stay out longer. Donovan Mitchell stayed out longer, James
Speaker 1: Harden stayed out longer. Maybe Lebron stayed out longer. Nobody's
Speaker 1: given any money back here, and I think That's where
Speaker 1: both sides have to look at this and say, what
Speaker 1: are the economics here? How do we make this work
Speaker 1: still protect our investment, keep our stars healthy? And I
Speaker 1: don't think anybody is going to go, let's take less
Speaker 1: pay for less games. Yeah see, But would you rather
Speaker 1: see the stars in the NBA play more games per
Speaker 1: season but less seasons, or more seasons just less games
Speaker 1: per season. I'd rather see them play for a longer time,
Speaker 1: like I would if Larry Bird had shaved off twenty
Speaker 1: games per season but played five more years. I would
Speaker 1: rather prefer that than Yeah, but you're you're saying. Now
Speaker 1: you're saying, let's reduce the regular season. And if that's
Speaker 1: the case, then I have to reduce your paycheck. Are
Speaker 1: you okay with that? That's the point is Lebron Okay
Speaker 1: would take in twenty five percent less pay if it
Speaker 1: means he can play more seasons because as an owner,
Speaker 1: I gotta make money somewhere here or I can't keep
Speaker 1: losing money here. And I don't think Lebron or any
Speaker 1: of these stars are going to go let me take
Speaker 1: twenty five percent less of forty two million dollars. Not
Speaker 1: going to happen. Yeah. Point. If the NBA would have
Speaker 1: started in January, and given that, let's say the players
Speaker 1: three more weeks of rest right this season, that means
Speaker 1: the NBA Finals would have spilled over to August. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be played in mid July. That means if it's
Speaker 1: you're bumping it back to August, that means the offseason
Speaker 1: for next season is shorter. Yeah right, It never ends.
Speaker 1: If you keep pushing it back, you're just pushing back
Speaker 1: games against yourself. The NBA did the best, they cut
Speaker 1: the games, they did everything, and they're trying to get
Speaker 1: back on track. I don't like seeing Kawhi out or
Speaker 1: Ebad hobbled, James Harden missing games. Anthony Davis, we want
Speaker 1: to see the stars. Lebron with a sprained ankle. I
Speaker 1: don't know if a sprained ankle. You know that that
Speaker 1: the quick turnaround had anything to do with that. Same
Speaker 1: with Kyrie. Kyrie stepped on you know somebody's foot Lebron,
Speaker 1: same thing. Kawai has got a bad knee, had nothing
Speaker 1: to do with this offseason or the quick turnaround. Joe
Speaker 1: l mbiad meniscus tear, but he's he hasn't been in
Speaker 1: great shape. Anthony Davis has not been in great shape.
Speaker 1: James Harden has not been in great shape. So I'm
Speaker 1: giving these guys all this time off. They're not in
Speaker 1: great shape. Ad needs to get in better shape, Harden
Speaker 1: needs to get in better shape. Embid needs to get
Speaker 1: in better shape. Kauhi with that, you know he's going
Speaker 1: to have that arthritis or whatever. He has the rest
Speaker 1: of his life in that name, Kyrie. I mean he's
Speaker 1: checked out for a couple of times for we don't
Speaker 1: even undisclosed reasons here. Lebron is durable now. Lebron wanted
Speaker 1: to win the MVP this year now once winned every year.
Speaker 1: I think he wanted to prove a point. He wanted
Speaker 1: to play in all the games. He didn't want to
Speaker 1: have load management. He wanted to show these other players.
Speaker 1: Did that factor in and him getting a sprained ankle,
Speaker 1: I don't think so. Yeah, mclovin, you know, maybe we
Speaker 1: noticed it that more this year is usually it's Lebron
Speaker 1: against the Warriors or some form of that. We didn't
Speaker 1: care that the seventh and eighth and ninth playoff teams
Speaker 1: had injuries this year. It's so wide open that everybody's
Speaker 1: so maybe they were this many injuries, But who cares
Speaker 1: if it's not Kevin Durant in the playoffs? I mean,
Speaker 1: why would we care if Donovan Mitchell was hurt three
Speaker 1: years ago? Yeah, you're right. I mean we tend to
Speaker 1: focus on the finished product, and that is who's playing
Speaker 1: for the championship. And then when you have Clay Thompson
Speaker 1: get hurt or Kevin Durant get hurt, then it becomes
Speaker 1: like that affected who won the championship, not what happened
Speaker 1: in the first round or second round or even Eastern
Speaker 1: Western Conference finals. Has there been a lot of finals
Speaker 1: that have been affected by injury? I remember Magic got hurt, right, yeah? Yeah, yeah?
Speaker 1: And k D yeah and Clay thank you. It's it's
Speaker 1: impacted that all Todd has got a limerick today and
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Speaker 1: a limerick. I believe this is based off last night's game. Yeah, okay,
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Speaker 1: he is your limerick. Game five had the looks of
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Speaker 1: and Lou came to play. Don't mean to take that away,
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Speaker 1: a limerick. Thank you, Todd. Welcome pull question Before I
Speaker 1: get to Frank einsol, which team is kicking itself the
Speaker 1: most after their recent loss? Seventy six Ers one and
Speaker 1: then the Bucks are number two, Jazz three. Frank joins
Speaker 1: us he's the Nets studio host on Yes. He's also
Speaker 1: Sirius XM NBA Radio the Starting Lineup he contributes to
Speaker 1: Around the Hoard And pardon the interruption, let me start
Speaker 1: with the poll question. The team that's going to kick
Speaker 1: themselves the most after last night, the Jazz or the Sixers.
Speaker 1: It's going to be the Sixers. They were up twenty six.
Speaker 1: The Jazz would be second, and I would put Milwaukee
Speaker 1: third on that list. So even though Milwaukee played, you know,
Speaker 1: a next team that Harden was clearly not himself, it's
Speaker 1: still Kevin Durant. So you're losing to a guy having
Speaker 1: a tremendous performance and we all know that he's capable
Speaker 1: of it. I mean, come on, if you're in Utah,
Speaker 1: you're showing up for work in your own building and
Speaker 1: Kawhi Leonard's not going to play. And then if you're
Speaker 1: Philadelphia up twenty six, how about the way they played
Speaker 1: down the stretch of that game. I mean, it's the
Speaker 1: numbers are off the charts. Think about it. Dan the
Speaker 1: fourth quarter of the last two games and beat his
Speaker 1: one for ten and Tobias is over five and Ben
Speaker 1: Simmons has not attempted a shot in the fourth quarter
Speaker 1: of Games four and five. That's remarkable. Do you have
Speaker 1: to take him off the floor now, Layton games, I
Speaker 1: think you do. I think once the Hawks get to
Speaker 1: that fourth foul, I think you got to take him out.
Speaker 1: If I were Atlanta, I'm not going to intentionally foul
Speaker 1: to get to my fifth foul. But once I get four,
Speaker 1: I don't care which quarter it's in, I'm going to
Speaker 1: foul him because you could tell it's clearly in his
Speaker 1: head and it's affecting the Sixers and the fact that
Speaker 1: they're going to be on the road. Ben Simmons, I
Speaker 1: give him credit for this. At least he faced the music.
Speaker 1: Last night. He was in front of the media, and
Speaker 1: to the media's credit, they asked him a lot of
Speaker 1: questions about his shooting and specifically his free throw shooting,
Speaker 1: and he stood there and he answered all the questions.
Speaker 1: MB did not meet with the media, but Simmons has
Speaker 1: to do something. This is now becoming. It's one thing
Speaker 1: for it to happen during the regular season, occasionally in
Speaker 1: the playoffs. Somebody had a great stat Dan that he's
Speaker 1: already missed more free throws in ten playoff games. I
Speaker 1: think it's forty five then Steve Nash missed in his
Speaker 1: entire career in the playoffs, he missed forty four. This
Speaker 1: guy's already missed forty five in the playoffs. It's hard
Speaker 1: to believe. And I know Doc Rivers is trying to
Speaker 1: say the right thing about Ben Simmons, and he's a
Speaker 1: unique player and he's a great player, but I can't
Speaker 1: have You're not a superstar in a liability. You can't
Speaker 1: be both walking on the floor in the same game. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I also think you know Shack struggled with free throws,
Speaker 1: but you never had the feeling that Shack was nervous
Speaker 1: about going to the free throw line. And I think
Speaker 1: I think the same thing is true if Janni Sintetakopo,
Speaker 1: who's not a good free throw shooter, Jannis isn't worried
Speaker 1: in those moments. But when you're not taking a single
Speaker 1: shot in the fourth quarter of the last two games,
Speaker 1: when your team blew an eighteen point lead and a
Speaker 1: twenty five point lead or a twenty six point lead,
Speaker 1: what does that tell you To me? It's like he's
Speaker 1: I don't want to use the word afraid, but it
Speaker 1: seems like he's afraid to step up to the free
Speaker 1: throw line and take those shots. That has got to
Speaker 1: be a major concern. But you're right about Doc. Doc's
Speaker 1: doing the right thing. He's going to stand by his player.
Speaker 1: But this is up to Ben Simmons. He has to
Speaker 1: figure this out some now, all right, So do you
Speaker 1: have the Clippers figured out now? Because I don't, you know,
Speaker 1: in the Dallas series, I didn't even in the bubble
Speaker 1: last year, I still didn't have him figured out. Now
Speaker 1: you don't have Kauai. Woades says, Kawai's probably doubtful for
Speaker 1: games six and seven if there is a seven. But
Speaker 1: so now it's it's Paul George again, and then you
Speaker 1: know that supporting cast. Yeah, you know, I've been hearing
Speaker 1: it's a significant They worry that it's a significant a
Speaker 1: c L injury. So who knows when we'll see Kahi Leonard.
Speaker 1: I get Paul George a lot of credit. You know,
Speaker 1: he gets mocked a lot, and he did not play
Speaker 1: well in the bubble. I don't like the way the
Speaker 1: things that he said about Doc Rivers, especially after Doc
Speaker 1: Rivers had gotten fired. But he's had a couple of
Speaker 1: big time performances to go on the road this was
Speaker 1: all about the Utah Jazz. They have to win that game.
Speaker 1: I have not had the Clippers figured out. I will
Speaker 1: say this, when Marcus Morris plays well, they seem to
Speaker 1: play well. He's a tough guy. He knocks down big
Speaker 1: time shots. Utah completely fell apart La they're shooting in
Speaker 1: the second half. I think there were three for twenty
Speaker 1: four on threes. I don't enjoy at times watching them play.
Speaker 1: When they're moving the ball around, they look good, but
Speaker 1: there are times when they're just settling for long, deep
Speaker 1: three pointers and it backfired on them big time in
Speaker 1: the second half. Frank Gisla, he covers the nets, their
Speaker 1: studio host on Yes and a contributor to Around the Horn,
Speaker 1: Pardon the interruption, Let's focus in on your nets. What
Speaker 1: do you expect tonight. I'll be interested to see how
Speaker 1: many minutes Kevin Durant plays in the first half. You
Speaker 1: know he won forty eight obviously in the last game.
Speaker 1: I think he's going to come out at some point
Speaker 1: in the first half of this game. If it's a
Speaker 1: ten point game in the fourth quarter. To Steve Nash,
Speaker 1: decide to maybe pull the plug at some point and say,
Speaker 1: you know what, let's just rest up for Game seven.
Speaker 1: I do think that hard and will knock down a
Speaker 1: couple of shots. He just I give him credit for
Speaker 1: being out there for forty six minutes. He just didn't
Speaker 1: have it. He was never cutting to the basket. Eight
Speaker 1: of his ten shots with threes, which told you he
Speaker 1: was just settling. I don't think you're gonna get forty
Speaker 1: nine points from Kevin Durant. I think you will get
Speaker 1: a big time response from the Milwaukee Bucks. I expect
Speaker 1: them to win this game. I think we're going to
Speaker 1: get a game seven, which would be a great moment.
Speaker 1: I just think Durant playing forty eight and James Harden
Speaker 1: playing forty six. I think that's going to catch up
Speaker 1: to the Nets tonight. I scratched my I was yelling
Speaker 1: at the TV the last game because of what the
Speaker 1: Bucks did and did not do. I know, I gave
Speaker 1: Harden out there. You don't take advantage of him, make
Speaker 1: him run making guards. Somebody the Greek freak had chances.
Speaker 1: He had James Harden guarding him, I know. And he
Speaker 1: doesn't take it to the hoop. He doesn't want to
Speaker 1: get found. He doesn't want to go to the free
Speaker 1: throw line. I mean that is that's a that's a
Speaker 1: flawed logic here. You know, during crunch time with one
Speaker 1: of the great players, a two time MVP crazy and
Speaker 1: I thought the Nets did a great job of attacking
Speaker 1: brook Lopez. It kept getting him in picking rolls and
Speaker 1: he could not guard whether it was Jeff Green, whether
Speaker 1: it was Blake Griffin, or if Kevin durandt turned the corner.
Speaker 1: Kevin Durant kept beating him to the rim. So the
Speaker 1: Nets were attacking brook Lopez and meanwhile, the Bucks were
Speaker 1: not attacking Jay hard. And You're so right. Late in
Speaker 1: that game, when the game Duranta finally missed a shot,
Speaker 1: it was just under two minutes to go, and Jannis
Speaker 1: had the ball and he's shooting a fadeaway jumper along
Speaker 1: the baseline. It's like, come on, I love the guy.
Speaker 1: He's a terrific guy. He's a self made player, but
Speaker 1: some of the decisions that he makes late in games,
Speaker 1: it just drive you nuts. And I also thought a
Speaker 1: little thing too late in the game when they were
Speaker 1: down too. I'm talking about Milwaukee with under twenty five
Speaker 1: seconds to go, I'm going I'm going for the three
Speaker 1: there because I'm thinking if we tie the game, duranall
Speaker 1: probably hit a shot at the end of regulation anyway,
Speaker 1: And if we have to go five more minutes, Kevin
Speaker 1: Duran's gonna end up with sixty points. Forget about forty
Speaker 1: nine points. I would have gone for the three. I
Speaker 1: get it. Chris Middleton made a good play driving into
Speaker 1: the lane and then Jannis fumbled the ball. But you
Speaker 1: know what, go for the win at that point, because
Speaker 1: at that point you would have been lucky to get
Speaker 1: out of there with a victor. And I've still and
Speaker 1: I mentioned this yesterday. I've been watching the NBA for
Speaker 1: over fifty years. I don't understand how the best player
Speaker 1: on the floor doesn't face a double team to get
Speaker 1: the ball out of his hands. Not once did Milwaukee
Speaker 1: truly double team Durant to say, you're not beating us.
Speaker 1: If Greene beats us or somebody else beats us, then
Speaker 1: that's fine, you're not beating us. I go back to
Speaker 1: when Jordan hit the shot against the Utah Jazz. I
Speaker 1: was watching it the other day. I'm yelling, and I
Speaker 1: know what the end result is. They didn't run anybody
Speaker 1: at Michael Jordan. I don't understand this logic. Frank, I know,
Speaker 1: and if you go back to I think we were
Speaker 1: probably at the game when Indiana played the Lakers. It
Speaker 1: was either a game three or four in Indiana, and
Speaker 1: when Shack fouled out, Kobe took over and they had
Speaker 1: Mark you know, Larry Bird had Mark Jackson guarding Kobe,
Speaker 1: and they never ran a double team at him to
Speaker 1: get the ball out of his hands. It was so
Speaker 1: frustrating to watch from a Milwaukee buckstandpoint. And also put
Speaker 1: Janis on him at some point. You watch the NFL,
Speaker 1: they put the best cornerback on the best wide receiver
Speaker 1: for crying out loud to try to stop him in
Speaker 1: the fourth I get it. You don't want to get
Speaker 1: us in foul trouble or in the game. I think
Speaker 1: in the fourth quarter. Either entered the fourth with two
Speaker 1: or three fouls, so he's not going to foul out
Speaker 1: at that point. You got to put him on Kevin Durant,
Speaker 1: get the ball out of Durant stands and make guys
Speaker 1: like Joe Harris who couldn't make a shot, make him
Speaker 1: beat you. I get it. Jeff Green had probably the
Speaker 1: game of his life. But you know, it's a little
Speaker 1: bit different when you're taken those shots in a one
Speaker 1: two point game as opposed to when your team is
Speaker 1: down fifteen and you're wide open and shooting. I just
Speaker 1: mentioned Lebron. James had comments saying, hey, I told everybody
Speaker 1: that we were going to have all these injuries here?
Speaker 1: Do we have all these injuries or just injuries to
Speaker 1: marquee players? And Anthony Davis is not in shape, that's
Speaker 1: why he got hurt. Kawhi has been bothered by that
Speaker 1: knee for a long long time. James Harden wasn't in
Speaker 1: shape this year. So you had a sprained ankle by
Speaker 1: Lebron doesn't have anything to do with your conditioning. Kyrie
Speaker 1: had a sprained ankle, nothing to do with your conditioning.
Speaker 1: So you know, Lebron, you kind of want it both ways.
Speaker 1: Hey can you limit the regular seat? Reason here? But
Speaker 1: they're not offering to give up twenty five percent of
Speaker 1: their pay. So while I understand it was a quick turnaround,
Speaker 1: you had guys who weren't in shape to start this season,
Speaker 1: and these players aren't going to give any money back. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And I think Kawai was at fifty two fifty three
Speaker 1: games this season, so that was not aware and tear situation.
Speaker 1: Same thing with Kyrie Irving, he was in the low
Speaker 1: fifties for games played, So the same thing with Mbat
Speaker 1: and b Plat fifty one games this season then as
Speaker 1: the tournamentiscus. So it's not like only Yokis played seventy
Speaker 1: two games. Everyone else, you know, was in the fifties
Speaker 1: or the sixties. And if you're a Lebron, you're a
Speaker 1: big part of the union. You guys agreed to do
Speaker 1: it to your point. They want it both ways, so
Speaker 1: you wanted to make all the money you could. And now,
Speaker 1: after all these guys are getting hurt and there've been
Speaker 1: a ton of guys that have missed playoff games, you're saying, well,
Speaker 1: maybe we should have cut it. Back to me, that's
Speaker 1: up to the NBA and the Union. I think they
Speaker 1: blew it. I think they should have played a sixty
Speaker 1: game season. I think right now we should be in
Speaker 1: the NBA Finals. I think the season, I mean, Dan,
Speaker 1: we're not out of the second round. I think about
Speaker 1: where we are on the calendar when I look up
Speaker 1: and I'm thinking, oh man, I'm gonna be working July
Speaker 1: fourth weekend, which I'm used to doing covering free agency.
Speaker 1: Not like being at games. That's gonna be a little nutty. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's yeah. I mean even throwing himbid, he's never really
Speaker 1: been in shape. I mean I give him credit. He's playing.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, well, you know the meniscus tear. But but
Speaker 1: a lot of these guys, you know, Donovan Mitchell, that
Speaker 1: sprained ankle is still there, Like that's not conditioning. I
Speaker 1: think sprained ankle is just yeah. So that's that's why
Speaker 1: when I hear this with Lebron, do I want the
Speaker 1: NBA decided because of injuries? You know who's the healthy
Speaker 1: is no. But you know when Kad went down or
Speaker 1: Magic got hurt in the finals against the Pistons, I mean,
Speaker 1: it happens. It's unfortunate Clay Thompson goes down. You don't
Speaker 1: like it, but that's part of the game. And I
Speaker 1: think too, you know, I think back in the day,
Speaker 1: the old school guys, if they had it's one thing
Speaker 1: like Magic had the hamstring injury, couldn't play, and hard
Speaker 1: And obviously had to miss some games because of the
Speaker 1: hamstring jury, and Kyrie Irving obviously can't play now. But
Speaker 1: I do think there used to be if guys had
Speaker 1: were banged up a little bit. They just played and
Speaker 1: they didn't want you to know about it. Now, guys,
Speaker 1: they play hurt and if they have a bad game,
Speaker 1: they make sure that their postgame press conference ask you
Speaker 1: about it. I always say this about Patrick Ewing. Patrick
Speaker 1: had bad knees. Obviously, if you asked Patrick Ewing about
Speaker 1: his injury or his knees, he would give you the
Speaker 1: death stare. Yeah, no, no, no no, don't go down that
Speaker 1: road talking about my body, how I'm banged up and
Speaker 1: I'm hurt. I think, guys now can't wait to tell you, well,
Speaker 1: the reason I didn't play well is because I'm dealing
Speaker 1: with this situation. I think I think there's a little
Speaker 1: of that at play as well. But you also with gambling.
Speaker 1: Don't we have to know this now? Now it's full
Speaker 1: disclosure that I need to know what's going on with
Speaker 1: you know, the fact that Tom Brady had knee surgery
Speaker 1: in the off season and was not on the injury
Speaker 1: report due to his knee during the regular season, Like,
Speaker 1: that's not supposed to happen in this in a world
Speaker 1: of gambling. But I think a lot of it too
Speaker 1: is gamesmanship. They don't want you to know that, so
Speaker 1: the Nets. I thought it was gamesmanship with them when
Speaker 1: they announced that James Harden had been upgraded from out
Speaker 1: to questionable. I thought that was something they would just
Speaker 1: want wanted to mess with the Milwaukee Bucks. But if
Speaker 1: you look at Harden's gred we're talking about guys that
Speaker 1: don't play. You look at his career numbers of games play.
Speaker 1: If he's healthy, he's out there. But you're one hundred
Speaker 1: percent right, and I love hard and I love the
Speaker 1: way he plays. He showed up out of shape in Houston,
Speaker 1: so forget about the you know, forcing his way out.
Speaker 1: He was never in shape, and you have to think
Speaker 1: that probably impacted his hamstring somehow. But if he can,
Speaker 1: he'll be out there. And he showed that the other
Speaker 1: night with forty six minutes. Have fun tonight, Frank, thanks
Speaker 1: for joining us. Thanks Dan, I'll see you guys. Frank
Speaker 1: Gaye solo the NETS studio host on Yes and Sirius
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Speaker 1: round the horn and pardon the interruption. A couple of
Speaker 1: phone calls in here Dominic in New York. Hey, dom
Speaker 1: what's on your mind today? Hey? Um DP the go,
Speaker 1: Hey time long time. Yes, five nine, one sixty. I'm
Speaker 1: a lifelong Next Next fan, so I've seen it all,
Speaker 1: but I can't help this morning. But you saint, if
Speaker 1: I were a six Ers fan, how annoyed I would
Speaker 1: be if I were paying thirty million, five nine thousand
Speaker 1: and two hundred dollars for a stat line of eight
Speaker 1: four nine in a game five playoff game. Keep up
Speaker 1: the damn work, Keep up the work. Thank you, Dan,
Speaker 1: that's appreciate it. And keep up the damn work too.
Speaker 1: We'll do that fill in Indiana. Welcome back, phil What
Speaker 1: do you have for me? Hey, Dan? Always a pleasure,
Speaker 1: good news for you. I have no limericks, so that's
Speaker 1: a good sign to start. Hey real quick, Dan, There's
Speaker 1: two things that I saw last night that's almost making
Speaker 1: the NBA unwatchable. Wanted to get your thoughts. One is
Speaker 1: the hack of Ben. They started it with like eight
Speaker 1: nine minutes to go in a quarter, and at one time,
Speaker 1: four of Philadelphia players are down at their end with
Speaker 1: the ball. Ben Simmons is like down at the opposite
Speaker 1: free throw line, and Herder's like yelling at the rep
Speaker 1: I'm fouling. And they weren't even down at one side
Speaker 1: of the court. So I think they need to address
Speaker 1: the hack of ben rule. And then the other part, Dan,
Speaker 1: is those those fouls that Trey Young gets where he
Speaker 1: like leans into somebody, it's barely contact. I just think, Dan,
Speaker 1: there's just there's no flow to NBA games anymore. I
Speaker 1: wanted to get your thoughts on that. Always a pleasure, Dan,
Speaker 1: Thanks again. Yeah, they're going to take away that advantage
Speaker 1: for a couple of these players, and it's really only
Speaker 1: a couple of players. James Harden and Trey Young are
Speaker 1: the one that's that take advantage of the unnatural shooting
Speaker 1: motion where they just want to they create the contact
Speaker 1: and they're going to get rid of that coming up
Speaker 1: this next season. Yeah. Mclen I still understand. I could
Speaker 1: tell you how to get rid of it. Don't blow
Speaker 1: your whistle. I mean, these aren't fouls, So why do
Speaker 1: they have to add a raw lossaying don't don't call
Speaker 1: a foul that's out of foul. Well, I think you
Speaker 1: have to give the defender at least this has to
Speaker 1: be fifty fifty and I think that a lot of
Speaker 1: times what we do is we give credit to the
Speaker 1: offensive player, and I think we've gone overboard with that
Speaker 1: where Harden will get you up and then he'll jump
Speaker 1: into you. He could jump to the side into Reggie
Speaker 1: Miller made a career out of doing this, So these
Speaker 1: guys aren't the first to do it. But Trey will
Speaker 1: actually be dribbling, You'll be behind him, and then he'll
Speaker 1: stop and back up and create the contact. Now do
Speaker 1: I find it creative, Absolutely, But if it's an unfair advantage,
Speaker 1: it's not a basketball move. You want to get rid
Speaker 1: of it, then get rid of it. Yeah, mclem. But
Speaker 1: I was railing against that landing space thing when college
Speaker 1: basketball pro that's part of it too, Like I saw
Speaker 1: a foul guy didn't even touch him in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: But landing space is safety. That's what that's about. Isn't
Speaker 1: this connected to the two though? Like that's why they're
Speaker 1: doing this crazy call. But if if you pump fake
Speaker 1: me and I go up, I should still be able
Speaker 1: to go straight up. And if you jump into me,
Speaker 1: is that a basketball move? And that's open to interpretation, right,
Speaker 1: But if a guy takes a job shot and you
Speaker 1: don't even touch him and you just happen to be
Speaker 1: with an inch of his landing space is that a
Speaker 1: basketball Would you call that in pickup? No, well not
Speaker 1: in pickup, But what's the difference. It's a hundred years
Speaker 1: of basketball. They've never called that until two years ago.
Speaker 1: You don't call three seconds in a pickup. Imagine someone did, Hey,
Speaker 1: three shots call it. There's no referees here. Yes. My
Speaker 1: favorite is when like a Trey Young does a pump
Speaker 1: fake and then the defender goes up straight. He jumps
Speaker 1: into him and the defender lands and keeps his hands
Speaker 1: up in the air for six to seven seconds, as
Speaker 1: if if I keep my hands up here, the rep
Speaker 1: is going to resend this call. And he keeps walking
Speaker 1: around the court with his hands up if he's fence robbed.
Speaker 1: Jesse in Atlanta, Hey, Jess, what's on your mind? Hey guys,
Speaker 1: Hey DT six two sixty. This one a shout out
Speaker 1: say thank you for the hard work. And though it's
Speaker 1: been a tremendous year for y'all, we should have had
Speaker 1: a few trophies in our hands. Minus mclovin. I think
Speaker 1: if you got rid of him and send Jim packing,
Speaker 1: then we might actually have a trophy. He's that one
Speaker 1: person like Chris Middleton that is not performing at the
Speaker 1: highest level. That's the same question of you about three
Speaker 1: or four times a minute ago, and mcglovedn that step
Speaker 1: in shot has been going on for about thirty years.
Speaker 1: Dan answered it for you. Reggie Miller started that. Furthermore, mcloven,
Speaker 1: you've been railing about how bad of betrayed Luca and
Speaker 1: the Hawks made with Dallas when they got Trey Young.
Speaker 1: Are you eating your word yet? Because Trey Young is
Speaker 1: the only guy that Dan said needed to step up
Speaker 1: and make this playoffs productive. And furthermore, I called in
Speaker 1: back before the trade happened with Julio Jones, and there's
Speaker 1: been a lot of rumblings going on, and it's I
Speaker 1: don't know if it's a secret with y'all, but it's
Speaker 1: no secret done here. Matt Ryan and Julio never got
Speaker 1: along for the last four or five seasons. So I
Speaker 1: would like to challenge Dan more so Fritzy, because I'm
Speaker 1: surprised Fritzy didn't get on the horn. I mean, I
Speaker 1: know he does a good job, worst hard, but there's
Speaker 1: moments where he works on lemericks more than phone calls.
Speaker 1: And basically, why is no one asking Matt Ryan, why
Speaker 1: did you run your best receiver probably one of the
Speaker 1: best receivers that we have had in the NFL within
Speaker 1: the last eight to ten years. Out of Atlanta and
Speaker 1: in a better situation with the team, is probably going
Speaker 1: to go to another round in the playoffs. Well, okay,
Speaker 1: and thank you, Jess. It's a lot to unpack there.
Speaker 1: I agree with you and all the mcloven stuff. But
Speaker 1: did Matt Ryan run him out of town or did
Speaker 1: Atlanta make a smart business decision? Guy, I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: If you know, Matt Ryan maybe didn't get along with him.
Speaker 1: I know that Julio Jones made Matt Ryan a whole
Speaker 1: lot better as a quarterback. So if I'm Matt Ryan,
Speaker 1: I love Julio Jones. Look at the numbers, look at
Speaker 1: his quarterback rating. It's it's significantly better when he throws
Speaker 1: the ball to Julio Jones. That guy didn't Jesse didn't
Speaker 1: like you mclovin. Oh yeah, he really? Uh that guy's
Speaker 1: on top of it that that really stinks. Um wow.
Speaker 1: But if if if Matt Ryan ran Julio Jones out
Speaker 1: of town, like that's news to me, I'd totally understand
Speaker 1: the Trey Young Luca don Check thing. Either. I wasn't
Speaker 1: quite sure which side he Yeah, he's saying that, Hey,
Speaker 1: everybody's been critical of this trade. And why do you
Speaker 1: call me Chris Middleton? Now? Is a random? I was like, oh,
Speaker 1: it's an angry Bucks fan. Well, Chris Middleton is an
Speaker 1: all star though, that's true. I take his salary. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you're an all star. Get your game on, go play.
Speaker 1: Let me take a break. More phone calls coming up
Speaker 1: eight seven seven three d p show. And if you'd
Speaker 1: like to bash mclovin or you rip Fritzie's uh limericks,
Speaker 1: you feel free call us say hello back after this.
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Speaker 1: buddy Tom Currn. He covers the New England Patriots. He
Speaker 1: had a little back and forth with Bill Belichick yesterday
Speaker 1: and you know, Tom not afraid, and they were going
Speaker 1: back and forth on stuff on Gilmore and his future
Speaker 1: with the Patriots. And here is that exchange. What level
Speaker 1: of prices would you put this at? I'm saying it's
Speaker 1: about a one point eight right now. Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't really do levels. You should. It makes sense
Speaker 1: things so much easier. Everybody wants a number. Everybody flints
Speaker 1: the number, all right, Well took a run at it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, took a run at it. Yeah, the future
Speaker 1: of Stephane Gilmore in New England. I guess he's up
Speaker 1: in the air. And do you trade him? And what
Speaker 1: can you get in return? Yes, I'd imagine Belichick gets
Speaker 1: a kick out of Tom Kerrn. You know what, you
Speaker 1: know what he calls on him, He's gonna get something
Speaker 1: like okay, here we go, Yeah Tom, Tom is Belichick's
Speaker 1: smiling at all in this exchange, pulling at the end
Speaker 1: where Tom Curran says, took a shout out, you see
Speaker 1: a bell go like a little upswing. Well, it's not
Speaker 1: the regular season, so maybe you get a little chuckle
Speaker 1: out of him. Here's one more about coach Belichick, if
Speaker 1: he reached out to Tom Brady after Tom won the
Speaker 1: Super Bowl. Jimmy Garoppolo had said, you stayed in touch
Speaker 1: with him, including congratulating him when you led the forty
Speaker 1: nine ers to the super Bowl. So I was just
Speaker 1: wondering if, like Robert Craft, you've reached out at all
Speaker 1: to Tom Brady this offseason to congratulate him on winning
Speaker 1: the Super Bowl. Yeah again, Chris, I think I'll keep
Speaker 1: those conversations privately between myself and the other people that
Speaker 1: are involved. Appreciate the question. Oops, He's going to keep
Speaker 1: that private, But the Jimmy Garoppolo congratulations, he'll make that public.
Speaker 1: It's kind to be so difficult to ask a question
Speaker 1: there because you can almost feel it. You certainly hear
Speaker 1: it in the reporters voices where they're just going, you know,
Speaker 1: let me take a shot. Let me just I have
Speaker 1: no idea what I'm gonna get. I may get shut down,
Speaker 1: may not answer maybe a yes or no. Let's see
Speaker 1: what we have here. It was two years ago today
Speaker 1: we had the great actor Kevin Costner in our New
Speaker 1: York studio and you know I had I said the dants.
Speaker 1: I said, look, it's Kevin Costner, big time Hollywood star,
Speaker 1: if you guys want to ask a question. And it
Speaker 1: felt like PAULI was going to be the spokesperson for
Speaker 1: the dan Etts and you know, we're going around the
Speaker 1: room to ask Kevin Constner questions. And I thought, all right,
Speaker 1: this will be fun. You know you can say to
Speaker 1: your wives that day. You know, I got a chance
Speaker 1: to talk to Kevin Costner today. It didn't go as
Speaker 1: well as PAULI thought it was going to, or it
Speaker 1: was intended to. But here he is, the big wind
Speaker 1: up by Paulli and the pitch to Kevin Costner. I
Speaker 1: watched Field of Dreams just again the other day. Everyone
Speaker 1: loves that movie. It's got a lot of legs. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be around forever. But I was wondering, when you're
Speaker 1: getting pitched Field of Dreams, when they're pitching you, you're
Speaker 1: at your peak of start him, do you ever think
Speaker 1: this could be really still? No, but like you were,
Speaker 1: oh no, we can't do that, yeah, yeah, nose. I
Speaker 1: mean just you okay, Paul, you can't say that, and
Speaker 1: you can't say that what he said you peek. He
Speaker 1: misported me you were okay, wait what did you say?
Speaker 1: You were so? But when did you ever think when
Speaker 1: you got pitched the idea for Field of Dreams? This
Speaker 1: could be Nobody cares about his answer after, but Paul
Speaker 1: he went back. He wanted to get his answer to
Speaker 1: with Kevin Costner there. Yes, after that though, after h
Speaker 1: Field of Dreams he went on a run. He did
Speaker 1: Dances with Wolves. He had that Robin Hood movie that
Speaker 1: was I think pretty big JFK. The Bodyguard, So he
Speaker 1: didn't peak prior to that, he had not yet peaked.
Speaker 1: I believe his peak was just after it was in
Speaker 1: the next pau five years or so. Paully suffered from
Speaker 1: premature peakness and uh Costner was not gonna suffer fools there, Yes, Todd,
Speaker 1: but where any of those to take PAULI side? Where
Speaker 1: any of those movies better than Field the Dreams? They
Speaker 1: were blockbusters or whatever. Maybe a lot of people went
Speaker 1: to go see them. But The Bodyguard with Whitney Houston
Speaker 1: and Dances with Wolves didn't. That kind of get ripped
Speaker 1: by a lot of media. I thought that somebody won
Speaker 1: an Academy Award for Dancing with Wolves. Yeah, that one
Speaker 1: best picture. Yeah, Todd, he was prodd. You never watched
Speaker 1: any of these movies, did not, so you should not
Speaker 1: You should not be involved in the conversation. Yes, Patting
Speaker 1: getting told to f yourself by Kevin cost that's pretty good. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that's not like a B level actor. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the Hollywood status there. Yeah. Did we put that
Speaker 1: on the Sports Emmy reel two years ago? Yes, that
Speaker 1: was Yellowstone Kevin Costler that Paully saw it like the
Speaker 1: mean character and yellows. Yeah, that's uh. When when's the
Speaker 1: next season coming out with Yellowstone? That's got to be
Speaker 1: probably at some point the end of the summer, looking
Speaker 1: forward to that Yellowstone. Great series. Cliffhanger at the very
Speaker 1: end of last season, you get shot. I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: tell you what owns it happens there? All right? The
Speaker 1: Final Hour coming up. More of your phone calls as well.
Speaker 1: We'll hear from Trey Young after an incredible performance last night.
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