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Speaker 1: Warriors win? What's that one? Twenty one one zero six
Speaker 1: to extend this series to a game six back in
Speaker 1: La I'm not gonna talk too much about the Anthony
Speaker 1: Davis injury. He caught an inavertent elbow from Kevon Looney.
Speaker 1: I saw a lot of Laker fans saying things like like, man,
Speaker 1: how did Ad get so hurt by that? It looks
Speaker 1: like he barely got hit? Hey, man, Kevon Looney is
Speaker 1: a mountain of a human being. I think he's like
Speaker 1: two hundred and sixty pounds that elbow care. He's a
Speaker 1: lot of weight. I promise if it hit you, you'd probably
Speaker 1: be feeling pretty similar. And then also when it comes
Speaker 1: to these concussion things, I have one concussion that I
Speaker 1: got in my life, and it was when I was
Speaker 1: playing basketball years ago. But I didn't necessarily get hit
Speaker 1: that hard, but it just caught me at a weird
Speaker 1: angle and I wasn't really expecting it. And I've taken
Speaker 1: harder hits that I saw coming that didn't end up
Speaker 1: being an issue. I think that was part of the deal.
Speaker 1: I think Anthony Davis just did not see it coming,
Speaker 1: caught him at the right angle, hit him on the
Speaker 1: right spot. Let's hope he's good to go in Game six.
Speaker 1: I saw Chris Haynes's report that Darvin Ham said that
Speaker 1: Anthony Davis was already doing pretty well compared to I
Speaker 1: shook up. He looked when he was leaving the court,
Speaker 1: and I heard that he took a wheelchair back to
Speaker 1: the locker room. So let's just hope he plays in
Speaker 1: Game six. This has been an outstanding series. I would
Speaker 1: hate to see it get derailed by having the Lakers'
Speaker 1: best and most important player missed their best chance to
Speaker 1: close out the series at home in Game six. So
Speaker 1: fingers crossed, let's hope Anthony Davis is Okay, that's the
Speaker 1: last I'm gonna talk about it for tonight. So I
Speaker 1: thought the big key to the start of this game,
Speaker 1: specifically for the Warriors was something that has been kind
Speaker 1: of one of their keys to the series all series long,
Speaker 1: but they just didn't extremely well. Did an extremely good
Speaker 1: job in this particular game, and that was defending like
Speaker 1: crazy and getting out in transition. They got out in
Speaker 1: transition eight possessions just in the first quarter. They scored
Speaker 1: twenty eight points overall in the game. Getting out in transition.
Speaker 1: I thought Draymond Green in particular did such a great
Speaker 1: job on makes and misses, just getting the ball and
Speaker 1: barreling down the floor. There was a play where Anthony
Speaker 1: Davis like made a hook shot on Draymond Green in
Speaker 1: a post up. Draymond's like, get the ball, We're going
Speaker 1: like it's just a deliberate effort to get out and
Speaker 1: transition as much as possible. Remember, as good as this
Speaker 1: Laker team is defensively in the half court, they are
Speaker 1: one of the very worst transition defenses in the league
Speaker 1: because Anthony Davis tends to jog up the floor, Lebron
Speaker 1: James tends to jog up the floor, and you know
Speaker 1: how it goes when your stars don't necessarily give great
Speaker 1: effort in those areas, it tends to trickle down the
Speaker 1: roster and you need to get back and you need
Speaker 1: to get matched up to get stopped. So great job
Speaker 1: by the Warriors by pushing in transition off of their
Speaker 1: defensive effort, there was a twenty eight to fifteen advantage
Speaker 1: in transition points percentergy. That's the difference in the game,
Speaker 1: right there, Literally the difference in the game. The second
Speaker 1: big thing that I noticed that I thought really helped
Speaker 1: the Warriors on offense in this game. And we're gonna
Speaker 1: talk about the Lakers later, Like that was not a
Speaker 1: good Laker defensive effort. It's just a fact. If you've
Speaker 1: watched this Laker team, any of you guys who have
Speaker 1: watched you know there's a difference. Even you Warriors fans,
Speaker 1: I'm sure noticed a difference in the level of intensity
Speaker 1: that the Lakers brought defensively from the end of Game
Speaker 1: four and all of Game three versus Game five. But
Speaker 1: I'm not going to focus on that until the end
Speaker 1: because there were some tactical things that the Lakers are
Speaker 1: going to have to deal with as they head into
Speaker 1: Game six. So first of all, Steph getting Ad on switches. Now,
Speaker 1: in Game four, Steph opted to ISO. A lot of
Speaker 1: that had to do with time and score, So I'm
Speaker 1: not criticizing his decision making of his late game Your
Speaker 1: down one possession, you need to attack. But one of
Speaker 1: the things that I thought Steph did a really nice
Speaker 1: job in this game is when he got Anthony Davis
Speaker 1: on a switch, he did not try to set up
Speaker 1: or did not try to ISO ad, but rather than that,
Speaker 1: he tried to get one of his other teammates, particularly
Speaker 1: his athletes, in opportunities around the basket and post up
Speaker 1: situations and cuts and things along those lines. Draymond scores
Speaker 1: twenty points, Andrew Wiggins gets twenty five, Gary Payton gets thirteen.
Speaker 1: So that's fifty eight points from your athletes in large
Speaker 1: part because they didn't have to worry about Anthony Davis
Speaker 1: at the rim as much because of Steph getting him
Speaker 1: on switches and all of the times you pushed in
Speaker 1: transition and attacked before where Anthony Davis got back. I
Speaker 1: thought Steph Curry, in particular on offense, did a great
Speaker 1: job attacking in transition. So many of Steph's layups in
Speaker 1: this game came on plays when Anthony Davis was jogging
Speaker 1: in transition. So really good offensive process from Steph Curry
Speaker 1: in this game. He's been the best offensive player in
Speaker 1: the series by a mile. The winner of the series
Speaker 1: is gonna get to say who the best player was
Speaker 1: because Anthony Davis has been every bit as good defensively throughout,
Speaker 1: but man, he has been miles ahead of any player
Speaker 1: Laker or Warrior in this series on the offensive end
Speaker 1: of the forward. It was another master class from him
Speaker 1: tonight for the Lakers. In Game six, I wouldn't do
Speaker 1: as much switching unless I absolutely had to, so, for instance,
Speaker 1: like if Steph drags ad off to the side, and
Speaker 1: Vanderbilt's caught on the screen or Reeves is caught on
Speaker 1: the screen, And there comes a point where a switch
Speaker 1: doesn't make any sense, or excuse me, where your traditional
Speaker 1: coverage doesn't make any sense and you have to switch.
Speaker 1: They call that a peel off switch, so it's like
Speaker 1: a read. So it means like we're in this drop coverage.
Speaker 1: I'm trying to chase over the screen, but I got
Speaker 1: caught on the screen too hard, and my big is
Speaker 1: already up there containing the ball, so I better just
Speaker 1: roll with the role man here and try to box
Speaker 1: him out of the lane. That's like a peel off switch.
Speaker 1: That's the kind of thing that you might have to
Speaker 1: do on a possession by possession basis, but in terms
Speaker 1: of schematically switching, so like deliberately switching, I would wait
Speaker 1: to do that until the fourth quarter, just simply because
Speaker 1: at that point it's a little bit easier for Anthony
Speaker 1: Davis to contain on a few possessions. And then you're
Speaker 1: also for your back line guys. They don't have to
Speaker 1: do that all game long, battling with athletes that can
Speaker 1: maybe just do it for a possession or two here
Speaker 1: and there. One last note on the Warriors offensively before
Speaker 1: we get to some of the defensive players that I
Speaker 1: wanted to shout out. They didn't run as much pick
Speaker 1: and roll in this game. I think they only ran
Speaker 1: twenty four pick and rolls. Steph by himself ran twenty
Speaker 1: eight pick and rolls in the last game, not counting
Speaker 1: switches too, so I think it was actually more like
Speaker 1: thirty two to thirty three pick and rolls or something
Speaker 1: like that. So I talked a little bit about this
Speaker 1: in the last video. But I don't think it's a
Speaker 1: coincidence that you get fifty eight points out of the
Speaker 1: other guys, or that Pool and Clay are both in
Speaker 1: double figures after they've struggled a lot. You got a
Speaker 1: ton of supporting scoring in this game, and I don't
Speaker 1: think it's a coincidence when you didn't run as much
Speaker 1: pick and roll, because pick and roll is in a
Speaker 1: weird way, something that stagnates the Warriors. The only guys
Speaker 1: who really finish in those situations are corner three point
Speaker 1: shooters and roll men, and they're typically the lesser two
Speaker 1: offensive players on the floor, and usually the guys like
Speaker 1: you know, Klay Thompson and Andrew Wiggins that just get
Speaker 1: hung out to dry because they're getting guarded off the ball, right,
Speaker 1: And Warriors fans have always been clamoring like more Steph
Speaker 1: high pick and roll, more Steph high pick and roll.
Speaker 1: And it kind of reminds me of when you hear
Speaker 1: Lebron fans over the years be like, why does any
Speaker 1: drive to the basketball? Why does any drive to the basketball?
Speaker 1: There's a couple of different things. First of all, its stagnates,
Speaker 1: like if you just do the same thing every single time,
Speaker 1: it becomes predictable. It disrupts the rhythm and flow of
Speaker 1: everybody on the floor except for Steph, the roleman and
Speaker 1: the play finisher, right, So that's one of the problems there.
Speaker 1: And then it's a fatigue element. It's just a lot
Speaker 1: to ask Steph Curry to run a million pick and
Speaker 1: rolls in a game, have to determine the outcome of
Speaker 1: every single possession. It's a lot to ask Lebron James
Speaker 1: to drop his shoulder and barrel his way to the basket.
Speaker 1: Those of you guys who listened to the show that
Speaker 1: actually play basketball competitively are used to or play a
Speaker 1: lot pick up. You guys probably know from your own
Speaker 1: experience that when you do have an athletic drive to
Speaker 1: the basket, it can be exhausted. Sometimes one hard transition
Speaker 1: sprint can be enough to make you tired. So it's
Speaker 1: not easy to do. And so I think that this
Speaker 1: game is a little bit more in line that the
Speaker 1: way Steve Kerr likes to play. And I know that
Speaker 1: Warriors fans don't love that idea, but the gist of
Speaker 1: it is the more motion that you have, the more
Speaker 1: realistic it is for all your players to get in rhythm.
Speaker 1: That said, when push comes to shove, there's no doubt
Speaker 1: that steph high pick and roll is their best offense,
Speaker 1: and especially down the end of games, especially if Game
Speaker 1: six is closed. Down the stretch, you want to see
Speaker 1: a lot of steph high pick and roll. But I
Speaker 1: do understand the purpose of mixing in different actions during
Speaker 1: the rest of the game. Draymond Green was unbelieve this game.
Speaker 1: I want to shout out a couple of defensive players.
Speaker 1: His effort screamed off of the screen right from the jump,
Speaker 1: being super physical at the point of at the post,
Speaker 1: in the post up and the point of attack with
Speaker 1: with Anthony Davis being physical and help sliding his feet
Speaker 1: taking charges. He was amazing that Andrew Wiggins applied amazing
Speaker 1: ball pressure on Lebron James to fatigue him, and you
Speaker 1: saw his jump shot start to miss as the game progressed.
Speaker 1: Dante Evincenzo had a stretch there at the beginning of
Speaker 1: the fourth quarter when the Lakers were kind of threatening,
Speaker 1: where he played incredible pressure defense to disrupt the Lakers
Speaker 1: from getting into their pick and rolls. And Moses Moody
Speaker 1: more at the beginning of the game, I thought brought
Speaker 1: a really good defensive effort. One last thing I wanted
Speaker 1: to say about Draymond before we move on. I saw
Speaker 1: a bunch of criticism after Game four about him recording
Speaker 1: a podcast or him being friendly with Lebron's and this
Speaker 1: has been you know, Warriors fans, and I'm not trying
Speaker 1: to lump you all together, because every fan base has crazies.
Speaker 1: That goes without saying. I trust me as someone who's
Speaker 1: like very close to the Lakers Twitter and Lakers fans,
Speaker 1: like there are a lot of crazy Laker fans too.
Speaker 1: Every fan base I think has crazy fans and kind
Speaker 1: of more respectful fans, and then I think, like just say,
Speaker 1: like the Warriors fan base and the Lakers fan base
Speaker 1: are just so big that it can be so loud sometimes.
Speaker 1: But I wanted to defend Raymond Green for just a second,
Speaker 1: because I think it's completely ridiculous that he would ever
Speaker 1: face criticism for his pursuits off the floor with what
Speaker 1: he has accomplished on the floor for this team. Have
Speaker 1: you ever pursued a hobby outside of work? Many of
Speaker 1: you probably are pursuing a hobby right now currently outside
Speaker 1: of work, if not have done so in your life before.
Speaker 1: Have you ever been friendly with somebody that you're also
Speaker 1: competitive with, Like, there are a lot of basketball players
Speaker 1: that I've run into that I've played against on different
Speaker 1: teams that then were on my teams from transfers, or
Speaker 1: that I run into when I come home and work
Speaker 1: out in the summertime. There are a lot of college
Speaker 1: athletes and pro athletes that come home in the summer
Speaker 1: from their overseas contracts or the college that they go
Speaker 1: off and play to, and we work out and compete
Speaker 1: and play over the summer. We're buddies, we're friends. You
Speaker 1: can be friends with people that you're also competitive with,
Speaker 1: as long as between the lines you are competing. Have
Speaker 1: you ever ever felt like Draymond Green did not compete
Speaker 1: on the basketball court. The dude has left blood, sweat
Speaker 1: and tears on the floor for a decade, leading to
Speaker 1: four championships. Do you understand how disrespectful, how illogical, and
Speaker 1: how outrageous it is to get mad at him for
Speaker 1: his off court pursuits with everything that he's done for
Speaker 1: this franchise on the court, Like to me that, Like
Speaker 1: there's if you want to say, like, oh, I wish
Speaker 1: Draymond would shoot the ball more every once in a while,
Speaker 1: Like I get it, Like there are some real basketball
Speaker 1: criticisms you can throw at him, Yeah, Like it's not
Speaker 1: great that he punched Jordan Poole. He's not a perfect
Speaker 1: team in being none of us are perfect team in beings.
Speaker 1: But criticizing him because he has an off court hobby
Speaker 1: that it is not even a hobby. He gets paid
Speaker 1: for it, it's an off court hustle. And then he
Speaker 1: also has a buddy in Lebron James that he just
Speaker 1: literally went out and destroyed his team tonight. Like I
Speaker 1: don't care if Lebron's his friend. He went out and
Speaker 1: destroyed his team tonight, Like It's just it's it's completely outrageous,
Speaker 1: and I really hope that that specific segment of the
Speaker 1: Warriors fan base cuts that shit out because I just
Speaker 1: think it's, like I said, illogical and disrespectful. What the
Speaker 1: Warriors must do to win Game six maintain that defensive
Speaker 1: effort and push in transition off of turnovers and misses,
Speaker 1: and then secondly, be very deliberate about keeping Anthony Davis
Speaker 1: away from the drim On defense as much as possible,
Speaker 1: preferably through Steph Curry switches. Then you can execute your
Speaker 1: actions on the back end. It's pretty much the same
Speaker 1: formula for tonight brought into the next game for the Lakers.
Speaker 1: All right, I waited this long to get here. Look,
Speaker 1: every one of us saw this coming. I said before
Speaker 1: the game that I expected the Lakers to lose by
Speaker 1: ten to fifteen points. They ended up losing by fifteen
Speaker 1: points or seventeen points, something along those lines. Here's the thing.
Speaker 1: It looked close early, right, Like, I think at one
Speaker 1: point the Lakers were up forty five to forty two
Speaker 1: in the second quarter, but it was complete fools gold
Speaker 1: because it was really early in the second quarter and
Speaker 1: they weren't playing any damn defense. The Lakers gave up
Speaker 1: seventy points in both halves. Particularly Lebron James and Anthony
Speaker 1: Davis were giving Like Anthony Davis was so freaking talented
Speaker 1: that even when he gives sixty percent effort on defense,
Speaker 1: he can still be pretty impactful. But Lebron James at
Speaker 1: this point in his career, when he's literally just standing
Speaker 1: with his knees, you know, barely bent off the ball.
Speaker 1: Like there was a play sequence in the second half
Speaker 1: when they were in a good first half where they
Speaker 1: were in a good spot and on back to back possessions,
Speaker 1: Lebron James just conceded a three to Jordan Poole and
Speaker 1: then conceded a three to Andrew Wiggins. Right like they
Speaker 1: weren't sprinting back in transition, they weren't rotating. Anthony Davis
Speaker 1: wasn't the force around the paint that we know he
Speaker 1: can be. They mailed it in. It's really that simple
Speaker 1: to me. They did the exact same thing in Game
Speaker 1: five last series against Memphis. They did the exact same
Speaker 1: thing in Game five against the Miami Heat in the
Speaker 1: twenty twenty Finals, and then they came out in Game
Speaker 1: six and whooped the Heats ass and locked them up.
Speaker 1: Then they came out in Game six and whooped the
Speaker 1: Grizzlies ass and locked them up. The problem is, and
Speaker 1: I do believe the Lakers will win Game six if
Speaker 1: Anthony Davis is healthy. I believe that they will bring
Speaker 1: a hilatious defensive effort, and I believe they will win
Speaker 1: Game six. But this is not the Grizzlies. And this
Speaker 1: is not that Miami Heat team that had an injured
Speaker 1: Goran Drogic and an injured bam at A Baio. This
Speaker 1: is the defending champion with the best player in the
Speaker 1: world on the team, and I do not like playing
Speaker 1: with fire. I actually do, genuinely believe the Lakers are
Speaker 1: a slightly better team than the Warriors. I believe they've
Speaker 1: demonstrated that to this point in the series. By punting
Speaker 1: a game effectively, you've limited your margin for air. You
Speaker 1: drop Game six, Golden State wins the series, most likely
Speaker 1: Game seven at home, the home team almost always wins,
Speaker 1: almost always wins. I gave you guys that twenty nine
Speaker 1: out of thirty seven stat for game fives for the
Speaker 1: home favorite down three to one. That stat and all
Speaker 1: I'll pull the numbers if we get to that point.
Speaker 1: But it is like insane how frequently home teams win
Speaker 1: Game seven. It's just that they it's impossible to match
Speaker 1: the effort and all the energy in an arena in
Speaker 1: that sort of setting the Warriors and what they did
Speaker 1: to the Kings, that's unusual. That's the exception. And again,
Speaker 1: they were the better team in that series by a
Speaker 1: decent margin. So I don't like it. I hate that
Speaker 1: about this team, but they've been doing it forever and
Speaker 1: they've responded in the past, and so I believe the
Speaker 1: war the Lakers will come out with the requisite defensive
Speaker 1: effort in Game six. I think they need to, like
Speaker 1: I said, run a little bit more that high drop
Speaker 1: and try not to switch Anthony Davis as much through
Speaker 1: the first three quarters of the game. We'll do I'm
Speaker 1: gonna rewatch this game at some point in the next
Speaker 1: two days, and we'll do another film breakdown on what's
Speaker 1: that Friday morning, kind of like I've been doing just
Speaker 1: a preview Game six of this series. But yeah, so
Speaker 1: kind of what I expected. But obviously the other thing
Speaker 1: with playing with fire is Anthony Davis. I at the
Speaker 1: time of me recording this Darvin Ham says he's fine,
Speaker 1: but what if he wakes up tomorrow and he's not
Speaker 1: feeling great from the like from a concussion, like, and
Speaker 1: what if he can't play in Game six? Like that's
Speaker 1: why you can't punt games. He got injured on a
Speaker 1: random rebound in the fourth quarter of this game. So
Speaker 1: it's just it's it's it's really unfortunate. But I do
Speaker 1: believe the Lakers will win Game six at this point,
Speaker 1: all right, really quickly before we get out of here.
Speaker 1: I just have a few thoughts on heat Knicks. So
Speaker 1: all of the dynamics that I said needed to happen
Speaker 1: for the Knicks to win this series took place tonight,
Speaker 1: and they want comfortably, I said. Julius Randall and Jalen
Speaker 1: Brunson needed to play like superstars. They combined for sixty
Speaker 1: four points tonight. Jalen Brunson just unbelievable shot making. Still
Speaker 1: hasn't really gotten this three point shot going, but unbelievable
Speaker 1: shot making everywhere else on the floor played forty eight minutes.
Speaker 1: Just a heart of the Champion type of effort from
Speaker 1: Jalen Brunson. They need to knock down their spot up threes.
Speaker 1: Because they're actually a very good spot up team and
Speaker 1: have been all season or at least an average spot
Speaker 1: up team all season. Well, they shot thirty eight percent
Speaker 1: from three in this game. Big difference, right, They need
Speaker 1: to dominate the glass because the Heat are small, and
Speaker 1: the Knicks have been one of the best rebounding teams
Speaker 1: in the league this year. Well, they out rebounded the
Speaker 1: Heat fifty to thirty four. They had fourteen offensive rebounds.
Speaker 1: I said that the Heat that the nick Guards had
Speaker 1: to outplay the heat Guard because you've got you know,
Speaker 1: Jalen Brunson, and you've got Josh hart and and r J. Barrett.
Speaker 1: Obviously Emmanuel Quickly's hurt. But like going against guys like
Speaker 1: Kyle Lowry and and Gabe Vincent and guys that are
Speaker 1: old and undrafted free agents like you have to win
Speaker 1: that matchup. And tonight the nick Guards out outplayed the
Speaker 1: uh the heat Guards. And then again that's your formulattle
Speaker 1: win game six to travel, you've got to you've got
Speaker 1: to bring that sane effort and competitiveness on the road.
Speaker 1: You need Julius Randall and Jalen bruns and Julius Randall
Speaker 1: another efficient scoring night Tonight after being kind of inefficient
Speaker 1: throughout the series. You've got to you've got to have
Speaker 1: your the play of your stars travel, you've got to
Speaker 1: compete on the glass. You've got to knock down those
Speaker 1: spot up opportunities to buy Randall and Brunson room to work.
Speaker 1: I think they have a chance. Again. The big reason,
Speaker 1: like the reason why I gave the Warriors a thirty
Speaker 1: percent chance to come back from down three to one
Speaker 1: against the Lakers was because of the championship pedigree of
Speaker 1: that team, the home court advantage, piece and Steph Curry.
Speaker 1: But like the problem with this particular and matchup for
Speaker 1: the Knicks and the Heat is like in theory they
Speaker 1: have a talent advantage, but it just hasn't bear. It
Speaker 1: hasn't really shown over the course of this series. And
Speaker 1: that's concerning And it's just hard for me to imagine
Speaker 1: that Jimmy Butler is gonna allow this to get back
Speaker 1: to New York for Game seven. So I'm gonna pick
Speaker 1: the Heat now to win in six. But of course
Speaker 1: the Knicks have a chance. They have the pieces, they
Speaker 1: have everything they need in that locker room to win
Speaker 1: that game. They just have to go do it all, right, guys,
Speaker 1: that is all I have for tonight is always I
Speaker 1: sincerely appreciate your sport. We will be back tomorrow with
Speaker 1: a couple of shows after a couple of games. Sixes
Speaker 1: for the Sun's Nuggets and six or Celtics. I will
Speaker 1: see you guys. Then the volume