Speaker 1: On this episode, they heap check the twenty twenty one
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two season is a rap. The least predictable
Speaker 1: thing happened as Steph wins Finals MVP, Draymond Green bounces back,
Speaker 1: Jason Tatum can't make a shot, and the Warriors close
Speaker 1: it on the road.
Speaker 2: Just like Steve.
Speaker 1: Kerr, Draymond Green, Klay Thompson, and Steph Curry said they
Speaker 1: would who we got a new champion, Brock And like
Speaker 1: I said, they're not champions until they're champions, and now
Speaker 1: they're not not champions until they're not champions. So, ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen, the Golden State Warriors are your twenty twenty
Speaker 1: one twenty twenty two NBA champions.
Speaker 2: Let that sink in.
Speaker 1: The team that was slated to finish ninth in the West,
Speaker 1: the team that John Hollinger had as winning thirty eight
Speaker 1: games this year. I went back and looked, they are
Speaker 1: your current champions. I don't know if you could tell,
Speaker 1: but I couldn't be happier. I love this for them,
Speaker 1: underdog story dynasty that no one ever thought would happen
Speaker 1: from the very beginning. Unlike other media talking heads like
Speaker 1: John Hollinger, I never had a question about this Warriors team.
Speaker 2: I knew that they could be great.
Speaker 1: I saw the potential in this team from the very beginning.
Speaker 1: I just knew it would take a little push to
Speaker 1: get them there.
Speaker 2: How I got there is irrelevance.
Speaker 1: How they flourished and lived up to this potential that
Speaker 1: was driven by hate, not even mattering one bit.
Speaker 2: The potential came out based.
Speaker 1: On that little video that I did Andy Lou. Like
Speaker 1: I said before many times that the Warriors should start
Speaker 1: nine to one, I made a little funny video for
Speaker 1: Andy that happened to go viral that caused this Warrior's
Speaker 1: team to be locked in from the very start. And
Speaker 1: someone said to me last night, it wasn't you, It
Speaker 1: was Andy Lou who made this happen. And I said,
Speaker 1: this doesn't happen without the video to the tweet, it
Speaker 1: doesn't happen without the reaction to Andy Lou. This isn't
Speaker 1: something without me making it something. And they said, you're right,
Speaker 1: you're right, fair enough, and our cleaning lady is here
Speaker 1: right on cue inspiration, actually thirty minutes behind inspiration, motivation,
Speaker 1: hate desire to prove some dumb chick on the internet
Speaker 1: wrong call it whatever you want, But there is a
Speaker 1: reason that this video that is quite banal, like pretty standard,
Speaker 1: won't go nine and one, not.
Speaker 2: Really like a crazy take. I don't know, Like this
Speaker 2: is the fact that it went super viral tells you
Speaker 2: everything that you need to know.
Speaker 1: There are two dozen Warriors Reddit threads about that video.
Speaker 2: I looked it up today. It ended up on the
Speaker 2: NBC Bay.
Speaker 1: Area as well as every major market medium outlet in
Speaker 1: southern and northern California. I even told was told the
Speaker 1: stef saw the video put up fifty piece in that
Speaker 1: tenth win, that tenth tenth game, that ninth win. But
Speaker 1: how does this that act? Like? There weren't legit question
Speaker 1: from others, not for me, but legit questions from others.
Speaker 1: Before the season, some people that were playing the game
Speaker 1: had those same questions. Lots of people thought would Clay
Speaker 1: be the same would he be the same killer on
Speaker 1: both ends of the court, or would he get cooked
Speaker 1: by random G League players.
Speaker 2: Let's play the video.
Speaker 1: From Clay, play the tape from Clay, see what he
Speaker 1: has to say, which.
Speaker 3: Has been three years now, was there ever any doubt
Speaker 3: for you a that you would be able to come back?
Speaker 3: The player that you have come back and b that
Speaker 3: we would be able to do this again once you
Speaker 3: came back.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah.
Speaker 5: I doubted man every day. I remember guarding LB September
Speaker 5: and I could not stay in front of this man,
Speaker 5: even will She, he who never played in the league.
Speaker 5: I was getting busted by him everybody. I was just
Speaker 5: the weak link out there. And I'm just like man.
Speaker 5: I swear I used to be a great defender. I
Speaker 5: swear I used to be a great shooter. And then
Speaker 5: Rick Celebrate, you tell me every day, like Clay, it's
Speaker 5: gonna be up and down, but once you we just
Speaker 5: need Clay for the playoffs and that's all it's gonna take.
Speaker 5: And I was like, Okay, Rick, whatever you say. So
Speaker 5: I had so many doubts. Once I saw you two
Speaker 5: on the floor with Steph and the talent we had
Speaker 5: around us, I knew it was a rap, like no
Speaker 5: one can mess with us.
Speaker 2: Even Clay had doubts.
Speaker 1: There were some people who thought Draymond and his back
Speaker 1: injury would keep him from being effective in the playoffs.
Speaker 1: They were wondering, what the hell is wrong with Draymond?
Speaker 1: What happened to Draymond? Is there a clone in Draymond's place.
Speaker 1: Even his mom tweeted that out.
Speaker 2: Please stop asking me what's wrong with Dre. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe this is a clone all Caps laughing my butt off,
Speaker 1: all Caps.
Speaker 2: Where is the Draymond that helped us get here? I've
Speaker 2: never seen this either.
Speaker 1: Some people thought Andrew Wiggins was soft and didn't have
Speaker 1: the backbone to contribute to a winning team, or even
Speaker 1: the mentality to lock in in high pressure moments and
Speaker 1: show up. Some people thought the Warrior should get a
Speaker 1: center or a big piece to compete of the big
Speaker 1: men in the East, like Embide, like Giannis, like bam Adebayo.
Speaker 1: Some people doubted if Steph could put a team on
Speaker 1: his back when it mattered, hence the.
Speaker 2: Reason they had no finals MVPs. Some said Steph would
Speaker 2: have never.
Speaker 1: Won a title without Kevin Durant if he was playing
Speaker 1: a fully healthy Calves team. Some people thought Kaminga and
Speaker 1: Moody should have been flipped for a big or for
Speaker 1: a splashy free agent. I do believe Draymond Green was
Speaker 1: one of those people. Some people thought that James Wiseman
Speaker 1: looked like a deer in headlights and was a liability
Speaker 1: on the floor. And that this team would be better
Speaker 1: off statistically without him. Not me, not me, never me.
Speaker 1: I was a believer. I was a devout warrior in
Speaker 1: from the beginning. Give me my Holy Bible of Warriors doctrine,
Speaker 1: and I read it every night before I go to
Speaker 1: bed with a warm glass of milk, listening to Draymond
Speaker 1: Green's podcast Nope.
Speaker 2: Not me so much show.
Speaker 1: So I didn't even want to jinx them by putting
Speaker 1: money on them.
Speaker 2: You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Think of me as a good soldier for everything that
Speaker 1: the Warriors do. Because what motivates the Warriors more than hate? Nothing,
Speaker 1: not a goddamn thing. Steph Curry, Petty King, Klay Thompson,
Speaker 1: Petty King, Draymond Green, Petty King. Do you think words
Speaker 1: of adoration get them going, lace their shoes up tight,
Speaker 1: lock in hell?
Speaker 2: No, what makes them lock in? Suck? They should, That's
Speaker 2: what motivates them. It's called tough love. And as Clay said, all.
Speaker 1: They do is shoot threes and win championships. It takes
Speaker 1: a little hate to get them there. And guess what,
Speaker 1: that's what they did. They went out and they shot
Speaker 1: a lot of threes and they won another chip Again.
Speaker 1: Steph Clay Dre Iguidala four championships, a dynasty and then
Speaker 1: before you say, hey, what did Iguadala do to help
Speaker 1: this team? Dre even said to Iguidala on his podcast
Speaker 1: this morning. He said, I didn't think it was possible
Speaker 1: that Iguidala could be more impactful than he was in
Speaker 1: the year that he was Finals MVP and also an
Speaker 1: offensive and defensive force in not only the full playoffs
Speaker 1: but the finals against Lebron James. But he actually said
Speaker 1: Andre's contributions not playing basketball, even though it was an
Speaker 1: ego shot, were even greater contributions that he had when
Speaker 1: he won Finals MVP.
Speaker 2: The only question remains.
Speaker 1: Are the Warriors one dynasty or two? Even after the win,
Speaker 1: my favorite part was Klay Thompson.
Speaker 2: Good dude, Clay.
Speaker 1: Steph calls himself the petty King, but Klay Thompson really
Speaker 1: the petty king. He what we got in his postgame
Speaker 1: presser was art and also made me go, damn, let's
Speaker 1: let's play that clip.
Speaker 4: Cool frav season. So this was a collective effort and
Speaker 4: strengthen numbers is alive and well, I can't wait. There's
Speaker 4: this one player on the Grizzlies who tweeted strength and
Speaker 4: numbers after they beat us in the previous season, and
Speaker 4: it pissed me off so much. I can't wait to
Speaker 4: retweet that thing. Freaking bum I had to watch that.
Speaker 4: I almost like this freaking cloud. Okay, okay, okay, sorry,
Speaker 4: that memory just popped up. You're gonna mock us like
Speaker 4: you ain't ever been there before. Brou We've been there.
Speaker 4: We know what it takes, so to be here again.
Speaker 2: They tried to get questions Pauls.
Speaker 1: They tried to get questions off to him, to get
Speaker 1: them off with.
Speaker 2: They shouldn't. That's the number one goal of media.
Speaker 1: Little rule for those who do this when they're speaking
Speaker 1: and they haven't completed the thought yet, even if it
Speaker 1: looks like they have, just just keep silent because they
Speaker 1: might say more, and what they say is probably gonna
Speaker 1: be better than the thing that they just said before,
Speaker 1: because their brain's still going and they're processing, and they're
Speaker 1: getting more and more unfiltered as they get their takes
Speaker 1: off and they're getting comfortable. Just do that, like, for example,
Speaker 1: that little back and forth between me and Draymond Green
Speaker 1: where I said, what was that scuffle between you and Drake?
Speaker 1: And he goes, do you have a basketball question? Do
Speaker 1: you know how hard it was for me to sit
Speaker 1: in the silence and not say no or not follow
Speaker 1: up on that. I just sat there and we stared
Speaker 1: at each other for one one thousand two, one thousand
Speaker 1: three until he answered, that's what they should have done
Speaker 1: with Clay Strengthen numbers is a live and well. There
Speaker 1: was a Memphis Grizzlies player after a random win in March.
Speaker 2: March twenty ninth.
Speaker 1: Jaron Jackson Junior tweeted strength in numbers after they beat
Speaker 1: the Warriors in a random March regular season game, and
Speaker 1: Klay Thompson, almost three months later, at the podium with
Speaker 1: his hat on and his championship.
Speaker 2: Trophy, said, what a clown? You bumm one more time?
Speaker 4: I can't wait. There was this one player on the
Speaker 4: Grizzlies who tweeted strength and numbers after they beat us
Speaker 4: in the previous season, and it pissed me off so much.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to retweet that thing. Freaking bum freaking
Speaker 4: bump this freaking cloud.
Speaker 2: Okay, just freaking cloud.
Speaker 4: Okay, sorry, that memory just pumped up.
Speaker 1: Okay, Okay, yeah, I'm gonna show you what time it is.
Speaker 1: Clay's not even playing basketball. Well no, I think he
Speaker 1: came back at that point, but he was not himself
Speaker 1: at that moment. And the Warriors looked done. No Draymond Green,
Speaker 1: they looked strugs. I think they beat him by a
Speaker 1: lot too. Oh, yes, this was the This was during
Speaker 1: the March madness when they beat him without jaw, they
Speaker 1: beat him without Steven Adams. And he's like, strengthen numbers.
Speaker 4: You gonna mock us like you ain't ever been there before,
Speaker 4: brou We've been there, We know what it takes, so
Speaker 4: to be here again.
Speaker 2: Hold that?
Speaker 1: Hold that, He says, Oh, I love Clay Thompson so much.
Speaker 1: Oh no, Jared Jackson, you better delete your account after that.
Speaker 1: You got you gotta delete Twitter after that, My guy,
Speaker 1: that was national television. That was twenty thirty forty million
Speaker 1: people who saw you get absolutely cooked by one of
Speaker 1: the nicest guys in the league.
Speaker 2: He got you a bum and a clown in ten seconds.
Speaker 2: And hold that. What is it that you're supposed to hold?
Speaker 2: Think about that? Think about that? What are you What
Speaker 2: is it that Jared Jackson supposed to be holding? Is
Speaker 2: it the l or is it? I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't is it my pocket. I'm not sure. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure, but it's not good. I'll just say that
Speaker 1: Golden State winning has Draymond Green now saying, welcome back
Speaker 1: to the Warriors Invitational, which is now called the Finals.
Speaker 1: The Finals are now the Warriors Invitational. We welcome you in.
Speaker 1: We bring someone in.
Speaker 2: It's ours every time.
Speaker 1: Now, I mean now we have to take a peek
Speaker 1: into the locker room of the Boston Celtics. I tell
Speaker 1: you what, this is not in the script, but there
Speaker 1: is nothing sadder then watching the away team pop champagne
Speaker 1: in the other opponent's arena and then taking a look
Speaker 1: into the locker room of the opponent.
Speaker 2: I did that.
Speaker 1: Toronto beat Golden State in Golden State, and I tell
Speaker 1: you what, there's nothing sadder. It's like, whoa, You're in
Speaker 1: your own crib. They're literally spraying champagne all over your
Speaker 1: They're they're reckless with it, they're loud, they're trying. Your
Speaker 1: locker rooms are near one another. Yours are bootsy ass.
Speaker 1: Yours are the good locker rooms. They're in the boots
Speaker 1: he ass locker rooms. They're destroying, yelling, Golden State saying
Speaker 1: Draymond green to mock you. It's just a bad situation.
Speaker 1: And I think everyone besides Al Horford and Robert Williams
Speaker 1: are to blame for this loss. But no one is
Speaker 1: taking it harder. No one is getting beat up by
Speaker 1: the media more than Jason Tatum. Tatum awesome in the playoffs,
Speaker 1: really really good, be putting himself into the pantheon of
Speaker 1: maybe top five players right now in the NBA. And
Speaker 1: then he gets to the finals and he just he
Speaker 1: just deflates like a little like a little blow up doll.
Speaker 2: It was bad.
Speaker 1: He couldn't take care of the rocket all this postseason,
Speaker 1: which is why he became the first player in NBA history,
Speaker 1: first player in NBA history to turn the ball over
Speaker 1: one hundred times in a playoff run.
Speaker 2: That is a clot.
Speaker 1: Although he averaged twenty two seven and seven, that's pretty good,
Speaker 1: the stats don't really tell the story. In addition to
Speaker 1: averaging four turnovers per game, how come I didn't take
Speaker 1: that prop on BEDMGM. He simply just could not make
Speaker 1: a layup or a two to save his life. These
Speaker 1: are numbers around the rim and in the mid range.
Speaker 1: Let me just go through them for you. Two for
Speaker 1: twelve two for ten, six for fourteen, four for fifteen,
Speaker 1: five for eleven, five for fourteen. The man shot almost
Speaker 1: fifty percent from three and thirty percent from two.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you, this, is it harder to shoot
Speaker 2: a two than it is a three? Because Jason Tatum
Speaker 2: would have you believe that it is.
Speaker 1: And this is so much worse than the turnovers what
Speaker 1: you consider a fair number of these were from close range,
Speaker 1: smoking layup after layup. Keep in mind he shot fifty
Speaker 1: three percent from inside and.
Speaker 2: Mid range this season. What a drop off.
Speaker 1: So you're talking about like literally a fifty percent decline
Speaker 1: in percentage.
Speaker 2: That's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: He also shot a sixty four, a pathetic sixty four
Speaker 1: percent from the charity stripe in this series, a full
Speaker 1: twenty percent, twenty points lower than his season average eighty
Speaker 1: four percent free throw shooter normally sixty four percent free
Speaker 1: throw shooter in the finals. Why, how, what is wrong
Speaker 1: with Tatum? He must be injured? These cannot be Jason
Speaker 1: Tatum numbers. I think probably in like ten days, maybe
Speaker 1: five days, we're gonna get a think piece written by
Speaker 1: like Jackie McMullen about what went wrong with Jason Tatum.
Speaker 2: He had a separated shoulder or a lap or a
Speaker 2: trap in pin.
Speaker 1: He didn't have full of mobility in his right or
Speaker 1: left arm. That happened starting in the Miami Series, and
Speaker 1: he played through it like the warrior that he is.
Speaker 2: Otherwise, there is no other explanation.
Speaker 1: People are cooking him like that Tatum Kobe tweet a
Speaker 1: text message exchange that they were supposedly where he sent
Speaker 1: Kobe the tweet I got you, and there's now just
Speaker 1: like mem after mem after me and being like, don't
Speaker 1: text me ever again.
Speaker 2: That's so fucked. Here's the thing, though, the team should
Speaker 2: probably be very proud.
Speaker 1: Of the way that they got to this finals, considering
Speaker 1: that they were fifty percent below fifty percent in January
Speaker 1: twenty five and twenty six, and you go to the finals,
Speaker 1: you should feel really proud about that. Well over half
Speaker 1: the season they were a five hundred team. They were
Speaker 1: up to one on the Warriors. This team has moving forward,
Speaker 1: not only a lot to be proud of, but a
Speaker 1: lot of questions to answer.
Speaker 2: They're gonna get a fucking point guard to what like?
Speaker 2: They it worked, but it didn't like are they gonna
Speaker 2: do it?
Speaker 1: Especially this new Marcus Smart reverted all back to the
Speaker 1: old Marcus Smart.
Speaker 2: When the lights got.
Speaker 1: Bright, he's chucking and chucking and chucking, and it's like,
Speaker 1: this is why we didn't like you, Marcus Smart, because
Speaker 1: you shot four for seventeen from three, Like what, you
Speaker 1: should not be shooting more than six threes a game,
Speaker 1: and that's generous. Tatum, he couldn't buy a mid range.
Speaker 1: He had no shot clock or game awareness. And like Tatum,
Speaker 1: he couldn't protect the ball either. He averaged the exact
Speaker 1: same amount of turnovers as Jason Tatum in the last
Speaker 1: five games of the finals. How much he was injured too, right,
Speaker 1: Nobody talked about that in the Finals, but he was
Speaker 1: missing games in the Heat series with the swollen knee,
Speaker 1: a hurt foot. I don't know, he never he never
Speaker 1: didn't play in that. He didn't miss a game in
Speaker 1: the Warrior series, but we know he was banged up
Speaker 1: to just like Robert Williams, they were a hospital wing
Speaker 1: at the end.
Speaker 2: Let's be honest, Jaylen Brown two to em Udoka. I
Speaker 2: am so proud of what you did. Like I joke
Speaker 2: a lot, but.
Speaker 1: To get a guy from his humble beginnings and wasn't
Speaker 1: really even in the league and from my hometown. He
Speaker 1: grew up less than a mile and a half from me,
Speaker 1: just the neighborhood over from me and Kenton Kenton Park.
Speaker 1: He's a North Portland guy. I'm on the edge of
Speaker 1: North North and Northeast Portland. And for him to bring
Speaker 1: his friends from back home, and I said to Aaron,
Speaker 1: you know, make these boys dogs. And for him to
Speaker 1: make them dogs for the most part, in you know,
Speaker 1: less than a full season, I get kind of I
Speaker 1: don't know, I get kind of choked up about it,
Speaker 1: Like that's not a lot of people come out of
Speaker 1: Northeast p Portland and do that. So e you like
Speaker 1: you're the guy, like you did what Brad Stevens never
Speaker 1: could do. And so to me, you're the coach of
Speaker 1: the year. To me, you're one of the best in
Speaker 1: the business. And I wish you had a head coaching
Speaker 1: job a lot earlier than you did. So everything happens
Speaker 1: for a reason. I'm happy it's Boston. I'm happy you're
Speaker 1: in the spot that you're in. But like you deserve it,
Speaker 1: you do. And I think he's gonna probably make some changes.
Speaker 1: I think he's gonna figure out some roster moves, figure
Speaker 1: out a way to get a secondary ball handler if
Speaker 1: you're in a spot where you know Golden State can
Speaker 1: switch everything just like Boston can. And when that happens,
Speaker 1: you're putting the ball into the wrong people's hands. And
Speaker 1: now you've got Jason Tatum handling the ball and Jaylen
Speaker 1: Brown handling the ball, Marcus Smart doing a lot of playmaking,
Speaker 1: and they just can't. So I think that they need
Speaker 1: to find somebody else, even if he comes off the
Speaker 1: bench like Tyas Jones. I know Tias Jones wants to start,
Speaker 1: but Tyas Jones would be awesome. He's got the lowest
Speaker 1: turnover assistant turnover ratio, like the best turnover to assist ratio.
Speaker 2: In the league. He would be perfect.
Speaker 1: Could you imagine Ema Udoka deciding we're gonna put Tyas
Speaker 1: Jones in instead of Marcus Smart and just see what
Speaker 1: happens at the end of games, just for third quarters
Speaker 1: in the playoffs. I mean, just take care of the rock.
Speaker 1: You're just at your one job. Take care of the rock,
Speaker 1: shoot some threes, play make. Whether he stays in Memphis,
Speaker 1: I don't know, but he would be a perfect piece,
Speaker 1: and you could make the argument that Boston should have
Speaker 1: been up three to one in this series. Whether they
Speaker 1: could have kept Golden State from winning three straight, I
Speaker 1: don't know. The Warriors kept getting better and Boston kept
Speaker 1: getting worse. Truthfully, the really chance, the only chance they
Speaker 1: really had, was to go up early and to try
Speaker 1: to sneak one out, just to squeak win. It felt
Speaker 1: like they never had a chance though, even when they
Speaker 1: were up to one. As soon as that Staph game happened,
Speaker 1: it was a seminal moment. Game four Staph performance where
Speaker 1: he put up over forty. You were like, it's a wrap,
Speaker 1: It's wrap. I don't know what Steph's gonna do next.
Speaker 2: He went zero for nine. They still won that game.
Speaker 2: What is I mean?
Speaker 1: It was just wild the Warriors also, they Boston, like
Speaker 1: I said, couldn't protect the ball.
Speaker 2: They had poor shot selection.
Speaker 1: They ran into a three headed busaw of Steph, Clay
Speaker 1: and Wiggins, even Jordan Poole to a degree. Pool in
Speaker 1: Game six with Steph Curry, Pool was like otherworldly in
Speaker 1: that first half. Emy Udoka says, it's a learning experience.
Speaker 1: We're gonna grind away in the summer, We're gonna improve.
Speaker 1: I think the biggest part for us is the IQ section. Uh, oh,
Speaker 1: gotta get smarter, gotta get better. And you can say, like, oh,
Speaker 1: is that Robert Williams Is that time lord who missed
Speaker 1: the team plane, like slept through the team plane. Robert
Speaker 1: Williams is the only guy that didn't turn the ball over.
Speaker 1: The only guy protecting the rock is the big man
Speaker 1: down low with the bum knee. So it's not Robert
Speaker 1: Williams with the low IQ. I can tell you that.
Speaker 1: I can say if we if we want to know
Speaker 1: who's playing low IQ basketball late in games.
Speaker 2: It rhymes with Larcus fart. Listen.
Speaker 1: Time is gonna tell how they improve the IQ of
Speaker 1: this team, but they need to figure it out. I
Speaker 1: also think they need to go to like some ball
Speaker 1: handling clinic over the summer. You know, have like a
Speaker 1: do the Kyrie Irving thing where they put the ball
Speaker 1: inside the plastic bag. Just do that over and over
Speaker 1: and over and over and over again, because those handles
Speaker 1: were atrocious. Will they handle the pressure and not give
Speaker 1: a twenty one zero run In the future, Time will tell,
Speaker 1: But for now, the Golden State Warriors are.
Speaker 2: Your NBA champions. They are the defending champions.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: They have been to the finals, in every single year
Speaker 1: since twenty fifteen that they've had Clay and Steph on
Speaker 1: the same roster healthy, Like Draymond said, like Clay said,
Speaker 1: like Steph said, you don't want to see us next year.
Speaker 1: That's they said last year when they got bounced in
Speaker 1: the playing game, and that was right.
Speaker 2: They proved to be right.
Speaker 1: They are not They were not champions until they were champions,
Speaker 1: and like I said, said, they are now not not
Speaker 1: champions until they are not not champions.
Speaker 2: God, I love basketball. I'm gonna miss it. So on Monday,
Speaker 2: we're gonna break down.
Speaker 1: Kind of the ten storylines, takeaways of what we got
Speaker 1: out of this season, Surprises, things that we saw that
Speaker 1: ended up coming to fruition where teams go from here,
Speaker 1: and then Wednesday and Friday it will be very draft focused.
Speaker 1: Hopefully we'll get some good guests to break down what's
Speaker 1: going on, if there's gonna be any trades, which players
Speaker 1: are doing well in the combine and team workouts, which
Speaker 1: ones are falling shade and sharp, and then post post
Speaker 1: draft analysis team by team, who won the draft, who
Speaker 1: lost it, Trades that happened on Draft night always an
Speaker 1: exciting thing.
Speaker 2: Remember Draft Night last year, was the Russell Westbrook trade.
Speaker 1: So I don't know if there's anything that's gonna top
Speaker 1: that in terms of shockability, but it's gonna be one
Speaker 1: hell of a ride. So thank you for watching and
Speaker 1: listening all season long. It has flown by. That's all
Speaker 1: the time that we have. The season is over and
Speaker 1: the busy season is now here a free agency. We'll
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