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Speaker 2: MAVs Thunder. So complete reversal of Game one in so
Speaker 2: many different ways, much tighter whistle. Game one, the Thunder
Speaker 2: shot twenty eight free throws, Shay shot thirteen. Game two,
Speaker 2: the Thunder only shoots seventeen and Shae only shoots six,
Speaker 2: So huge swing towards Dallas and just the overall amount
Speaker 2: of physicality. Dallas did get to the free throw line
Speaker 2: quite a bit, but they were bringing a lot more
Speaker 2: physical force to the table. I thought they were the
Speaker 2: more physically aggressive team throughout reversal.
Speaker 1: From Game one. Jump shooting swings heavily towards Dallas.
Speaker 2: Oklahoma City gets one point one zero points per jump
Speaker 2: shot in game one, Dallas only gets zero point nine
Speaker 2: to eight. Game two, Oklahoma City gets zero point nine
Speaker 2: to eight. Dallas gets one point three zero points per
Speaker 2: jump shot, massive difference.
Speaker 1: Right PJ.
Speaker 2: Washington hits seven threes. Luka Doncic finally gets his pull
Speaker 2: up three point shot going. He hits five of them.
Speaker 2: Josh Green hits three threes. Tim Hardway Junior, who's been
Speaker 2: broke all postseason, finally hits a couple of threes at
Speaker 2: a huge and one. In the second half, they finally
Speaker 2: get going. Right Oklahoma City ten for thirty, another huge
Speaker 2: swing towards Dallas. Rebounding In game one, Oklahoma City grabbed
Speaker 2: thirty nine percent of their own misses fifty four percent
Speaker 2: of all available rebounds, so dominant rebounding performance from Oklahoma
Speaker 2: City in game one. In Game two, Dallas grabs thirty
Speaker 2: one point four percent of their own misses and fifty
Speaker 2: two point five percent of all available rebounds. They win
Speaker 2: the offensive last twelve to eight, and they win second
Speaker 2: chance points fourteen to eight. So now again not nearly
Speaker 2: as dominated as Oklahoma City was in game one, but
Speaker 2: Dallas does win the physical battle in game two. They
Speaker 2: can do much better still, but they won the physical
Speaker 2: battle in game two and anytime you do that on
Speaker 2: the road, especially against an energetic crowd like that and
Speaker 2: a young athletic team, that's impressive. So another huge swing
Speaker 2: towards Dallas turnovers. A huge part of Oklahoma City's identity
Speaker 2: as a defense is to play passing lanes, be aggressive,
Speaker 2: force turnovers, get out in transition. In Game one, Dallas
Speaker 2: turns the ball over sixteen times and gives up twenty
Speaker 2: two points to the Thunder off of those turnovers. Game two,
Speaker 2: Dallas only has ten turnovers and they only allow eleven
Speaker 2: points off of those turnovers. Another huge swing towards Dallas
Speaker 2: generating close out opportunities. Remember in game one I talked
Speaker 2: about how the Dallas was now generating open opportunities for
Speaker 2: guys to attack close outs. They only had eighteen spot
Speaker 2: up opportunities in game one. They generated thirty one spot
Speaker 2: up opportunities in game two. Both Luca and Kyrie I
Speaker 2: thought did a magnet magnificent job reading the game, identifying
Speaker 2: that the role players were feeling comfortable and making those
Speaker 2: kickout passes hunting looks for them to keep them in
Speaker 2: rhythm throughout the game. So all of that amounted all
Speaker 2: of those swings.
Speaker 1: Again, the.
Speaker 2: Much tighter whistle, the jump shooting, the rebounding, the turnovers
Speaker 2: generating close out opportunities, all these things swing heavily towards Dallas,
Speaker 2: and that amounts to a game that the MAVs basically
Speaker 2: controlled throughout. Okay, see he made some runs, they would
Speaker 2: bring it back to getting close. They briefly took a
Speaker 2: lead in the early third quarter, but Dallas led the
Speaker 2: entire first half, and from five point fifty six left
Speaker 2: in the third quarter they led the rest of the way,
Speaker 2: dominant win for Dallas to steal home court advantage and
Speaker 2: head back home for Game three. Luka doncic I thought
Speaker 2: that was his best game of the playoffs so far.
Speaker 2: Hyper Efficient finally got a step back.
Speaker 1: Three going early.
Speaker 2: Hit a big one late two in a ball screen
Speaker 2: where Dork got kind of caught on the screen. He
Speaker 2: dragged the screen defender out, hit him with a little
Speaker 2: step back on the left wing and knocked it down
Speaker 2: as a big shot in the game. A lot of
Speaker 2: really good skip passes to shooter, especially early in the
Speaker 2: game he was doing a beautiful job hunting PJ. Washington,
Speaker 2: and then a really good defensive game, and it was
Speaker 2: the whole team. The whole team was just do an
Speaker 2: amazing job chasing shooters off the line, being on a
Speaker 2: string in rotation, competing on the ball, forcing turnovers, getting out.
Speaker 2: They did a great job, but Luca in particular did
Speaker 2: a great job. We're gonna come over, We're gonna cheat.
Speaker 2: We usually wait till the end to do film, but
Speaker 2: I only have two clips from this game. I wanted
Speaker 2: to show you guys an example of the type of
Speaker 2: closing out that Dallas was doing. So let's take a
Speaker 2: look over here at the screen for a second. Let's
Speaker 2: take a look at these rotations from Dallas. So again,
Speaker 2: we're gonna start with Shae on Kyrie. We're gonna get
Speaker 2: a ball screen with Chet slips out of it early.
Speaker 2: Now we're in a high drop right, Really nice tag
Speaker 2: here from PJ. Washington. Take away the role. This skip
Speaker 2: pass is just a really difficult pass to make, so
Speaker 2: it's not really an opening quick rotate back out of it,
Speaker 2: nothing's open, there's no advantage. Then we're gonna get a
Speaker 2: Jaylen Williams screen. This is gonna end in a switch,
Speaker 2: and then in the switch there's a little bit of
Speaker 2: a hesitation. Watch Kyrie though close out hard take away
Speaker 2: the shot. Stay low in a stance. Now Aaron Wiggins
Speaker 2: is open. Derek Jones Junior close out hard chase him
Speaker 2: off the line. Now PJ. Washington steps up. Look at
Speaker 2: the location of everybody. Everyone's in position to close out.
Speaker 2: Daniel Gafford is inside position on Dort. Dnca is in
Speaker 2: position to rotate. We get to skip pass from Jalen
Speaker 2: Williams over to Chat. Now watch Luca. Look at where
Speaker 2: Luca is. Look at where the ball is going. Watch
Speaker 2: this defensive play from Luca screaming out to the corner.
Speaker 2: We even get a brush screen from Dort here and
Speaker 2: he like agilely steps around Dort as Dort just kind
Speaker 2: of gets in the way and Luke ends up blocking
Speaker 2: the three point shot on the seven foot whatever seven
Speaker 2: foot two, seven foot three inch tall Chat holmegrin So
Speaker 2: just again, the defensive effort was there for the entire team,
Speaker 2: but Luca, I thought. I thought that was Luca's best
Speaker 2: game of the postseason in terms of total shot creation,
Speaker 2: controlling the feel and pace of the game, commitment to
Speaker 2: the defensive end of the floor. Again, I understand He's
Speaker 2: had bigger scoring nights, but I thought this overall was
Speaker 2: Luca's best game of the postseason so far. I was
Speaker 2: talking about after Game one. I know he's banged up,
Speaker 2: but he just has to find a way to impact
Speaker 2: winning at a higher level. And he was even more
Speaker 2: banged up in this game. Hurt his tooth at a
Speaker 2: player kase I Walls kind of tripped him up in transition.
Speaker 2: It looked like he tweaked his ankle. Super banged up,
Speaker 2: but he just found away. He just found a way
Speaker 2: to help his team get the way. Kyrie Irving.
Speaker 1: I absolutely loved this game from Kyrie.
Speaker 2: Only took eight shots, but this to me is actually
Speaker 2: one of Kyrie's greatest strengths and one of the most
Speaker 2: important things for any basketball player, especially young basketball players
Speaker 2: out here. This is one of the most important things
Speaker 2: for you to learn how to do, which is like,
Speaker 2: you know the expression read the room, like identify what's
Speaker 2: happening in a social situation and act accordingly. I kind
Speaker 2: of feel that in a basketball game too. It's like
Speaker 2: reading the game, and this is especially important on teams
Speaker 2: that have multiple stars. So for instance, this is something
Speaker 2: I actually think Kyrie is better than Luca at at
Speaker 2: this phase of his career. But Luca's young, and Luca's
Speaker 2: gonna get better at this as he gets older. But
Speaker 2: early on throughout the playoffs, Kyrie's been the one that's
Speaker 2: had it going. And what have we seen Luca do,
Speaker 2: Like he continues to kind of try to force the issue,
Speaker 2: keeps taking those tough step back jumpers even though they're
Speaker 2: not going in, and Luca's aware of it. He went
Speaker 2: into the postgame presser during the last series and said,
Speaker 2: I feel like I'm letting Kyrie down right now, and like,
Speaker 2: so he's aware of what's happening. But Kyrie's got it going,
Speaker 2: and Luca at this phase in his career still was
Speaker 2: struggling to kind of figure out where he fit next
Speaker 2: to Kyrie.
Speaker 1: As Kyrie's dominating games.
Speaker 2: Tonight, it was very clear early on Luca had it
Speaker 2: going right, Like, hit a short, little mid range pull
Speaker 2: up jump shot early, hit three threes in the first
Speaker 2: few minutes of the game, Like he just very clearly
Speaker 2: had it going, And so Kyrie reads the room and
Speaker 2: he goes, Luca's got it going.
Speaker 1: PJ.
Speaker 2: Washington's got it going. Tim Hardaway Junior is starting to
Speaker 2: make some plays off the bounce. Everybody else kind of
Speaker 2: has it going and so he took more of a
Speaker 2: passive role in the game, devoted the majority of his
Speaker 2: effort towards the defensive end of the floor, and operated
Speaker 2: more as a connective piece on offense. He only took
Speaker 2: eight shots, but he had eleven assists, two steals, and
Speaker 2: two blocks, and a bunch of really big swing plays
Speaker 2: in the game. In the first half, there's a play
Speaker 2: he gets switched on to chet Holmgrin runs up, swipes
Speaker 2: the ball out of his hands, goes the length of
Speaker 2: the floor. Jalen Williams tries to block him off the glass,
Speaker 2: and he shoots a beautiful soft scoop shot up high
Speaker 2: off the window into the basket. Given what Oklahoma City
Speaker 2: typically gets per possession, you know, like roughly one one
Speaker 2: point one eight points plus the two you got on
Speaker 2: the other end, it's like more than a three point swing.
Speaker 2: On that play, there was a clean strip of Sga
Speaker 2: actually drives to the basket, just cleanly strips it off
Speaker 2: his leg out of bounds. In the second half, there's
Speaker 2: a play where Giddy had the ball at the top
Speaker 2: of the key and he went full ball denial on Shay,
Speaker 2: and Shay tried to backcut him and wn't open, Kyrie
Speaker 2: was there, Giddy tried to force the pass, Kyrie stole
Speaker 2: it through a beautiful kick head passed to Tim Hardaway,
Speaker 2: hit him in stride for the layup. Once again, something
Speaker 2: over a three point swing based on Oklahoma City's typical
Speaker 2: efficiency per possession. That's a huge swing play in an
Speaker 2: NBA playoff game. Right very next possession, there's a trap
Speaker 2: of a ball screen on the right side and PJ.
Speaker 2: Washington gets a deflection. Kyrie's all the way on the
Speaker 2: other end of the floor and he shoots the gap
Speaker 2: towards the right wing where the pass was intended, steals
Speaker 2: the ball, gives it up, gets it back in transition,
Speaker 2: then hits Tim Hardaway Junior for an and one three
Speaker 2: on the left wing. Like Kyrie was just unbelievable as
Speaker 2: a playmaker in this game. And I'm not talking playmakers passing.
Speaker 2: I'm talking like making basketball plays just in the game,
Speaker 2: just these various different ways, whether it's a rim contest
Speaker 2: where he gets a block, or it's a steal here,
Speaker 2: or a bal denial there, or a transition kick ahead there,
Speaker 2: or a driving kick here, like he just there was
Speaker 2: one in the early second half where he just toasted.
Speaker 2: I think I think it was Aaron Wiggins just cleanly
Speaker 2: beats Aaron Wiggins off the dribble, draws Shay and help
Speaker 2: off of PJ.
Speaker 1: Washington.
Speaker 2: Just easy little scoop pass to the right corner to
Speaker 2: PJ Washington, who's been red hot all game, and he
Speaker 2: knocks down the corner three like just It was one
Speaker 2: of those games that was a textbook example of the
Speaker 2: lack of reality that exists in box score results sometimes.
Speaker 2: I thought Kyrie was unbelievable in this game, and he
Speaker 2: didn't put up massive box score numbers. And again, what
Speaker 2: it most impressed me about it was he identified early
Speaker 2: in the game, Hey, my co star has been struggling tonight.
Speaker 2: He's got it going. Also, my teammates do I'm going
Speaker 2: to change my approach in this game and do all
Speaker 2: of this other shit with the entirety of my being
Speaker 2: to the best that I possibly can. And he did,
Speaker 2: And I thought he was incredible in this game. PJ
Speaker 2: Washington just a beautiful two way game, had his jump
Speaker 2: shot going. He had seven threes, like we talked about,
Speaker 2: some tough ones too. Hit a jab step ISO three
Speaker 2: at the top of the key in the first half.
Speaker 2: He was brilliant defensively at two steps and a bunch
Speaker 2: more deflections. Didn't work in the post too the natural
Speaker 2: matchups because of the way. Okay, so he starts the game,
Speaker 2: Jalen's on Kyrie Dorts on Luca. Right, they're putting Sga
Speaker 2: on PJ. Washington, and they went to him on the
Speaker 2: first possession of the game in the post against Shae.
Speaker 2: I thought that was fascinating because at the end of
Speaker 2: the game they went back to him against Shae and
Speaker 2: he just bullied him under the rim and got an
Speaker 2: and one. As a matter of fact, Mark Dagenel is
Speaker 2: probably gonna have to look to maybe swap that around
Speaker 2: and move potentially move Shae over to Derek Jones Junior,
Speaker 2: because Derek Jones is less likely to do damage to
Speaker 2: him in ISO or post up situations. He had twenty
Speaker 2: nine points, eleven rebounds, four assists with two steals, and
Speaker 2: was a plus thirteen.
Speaker 1: Not a bad stat line there for PJ. Washington.
Speaker 2: Derek Lively didn't do much in the box score, but
Speaker 2: I thought he defended really well, had some nice possessions
Speaker 2: in ball screens and in ISOs against Jalen Williams.
Speaker 1: You could tell his length was really bothering him.
Speaker 2: Had forced a couple of nice individual ISO possessions ISO
Speaker 2: possessions against Shae and Jalen forced into some missus. Forced
Speaker 2: Jalen into a airball that like the like was off
Speaker 2: like a foot to the left of the rim. Just
Speaker 2: an example of his length and his ability to move
Speaker 2: his feet around. And then Tim Hardaway Junior and Josh Green.
Speaker 2: They just need those guys to hit shots, and they did.
Speaker 2: Josh Green, I thought he hit a couple of huge
Speaker 2: ones in the late first half as Oklahoma City was
Speaker 2: starting to kind of regain control of the game on
Speaker 2: one of their runs. And then Tim Hardaway Junior like
Speaker 2: started off miss his first couple of shots, but he
Speaker 2: had like a nice driving close out on the right
Speaker 2: wing where he threw a lob to Derek Lively. I
Speaker 2: hit a little shot in the mid range, and then
Speaker 2: you could tell that just kind of like loosened him
Speaker 2: up and he felt more comfortable. I ended up hitting
Speaker 2: two threes, huge one late in the game. I was
Speaker 2: running his lane in transition to just really nice game
Speaker 2: from the role players.
Speaker 1: Big win. You take home court advantage.
Speaker 2: Now heading home, you really need to take advantage of
Speaker 2: the home crowd and dominate the game physically. They won
Speaker 2: the physical battle in game two, but not to the
Speaker 2: extent that they're capable of. And again, the jump shooting
Speaker 2: is real, Like you out shot the hell out of
Speaker 2: OKC in this game, and it obviously was a bit
Speaker 2: of an outlier expecting PJ. Washington hit seven threes a night. Right,
Speaker 2: Oklahoma City is the second best jump shooting team in
Speaker 2: the league by efficiency behind Boston. All season long, they
Speaker 2: were deadly jump shooting team. Dallas was fourteen. So over
Speaker 2: the course of the next five games of the series,
Speaker 2: expecting Dallas to continue to outshoot Oklahoma City, that would
Speaker 2: be unusual.
Speaker 1: That would be a flukey type of outcome. Right.
Speaker 2: So going back, and if you're Oklaoma City, for instance,
Speaker 2: they're going to remain confident pointing to the shooting right.
Speaker 2: And so what you have to look at for game
Speaker 2: three is now we have the home crowd. This is
Speaker 2: where we have to really dominate the game physically, and
Speaker 2: they're gonna have to win three of the next five, right,
Speaker 2: And so I think it starts in game three by
Speaker 2: dominating the physical battle on the Oklahoma City front. Like
Speaker 2: I said before, they're gonna remain confident because they they're
Speaker 2: gonna be able to point to some stuff with the
Speaker 2: shooting results right still, some stuff they can clean up,
Speaker 2: some help out of the strong side corner. A few
Speaker 2: times in the game that they I didn't think they needed.
Speaker 2: Their transition defense was really bad, just not getting back,
Speaker 2: not getting matched up, lost some shooters there. Like I
Speaker 2: said before, they're going to feel like they can shoot
Speaker 2: better themself as well, even looking beyond the Dallas point.
Speaker 2: Some young guy mistakes too, some misreads, a lot of
Speaker 2: like challenging Dallas's rim protectors when they didn't need to
Speaker 2: when there were open shooters, and so just being more
Speaker 2: diligent with reading the floor. I thought it was fascinating
Speaker 2: that Mark Dagenel build on Josh Giddy. Josh Gitty, I
Speaker 2: want to say it was like minus twenty one and
Speaker 2: eleven minutes or something like that, Like it was kind
Speaker 2: of a disaster when he was out there, which part
Speaker 2: of it was Dallas shot really well, but it also
Speaker 2: is just one of those things where Dallas isn't guarding
Speaker 2: him and he doesn't really have much value on offense
Speaker 2: unless he has the ball in his hands and he's
Speaker 2: not an elite defensive player, right. They started the second
Speaker 2: half with Aaron Wiggins on the floor, so that was
Speaker 2: their like kind of bailing on him in the starting lineup,
Speaker 2: so to speak.
Speaker 1: I'd consider going big though. There was a stretch there
Speaker 1: in the first quarter.
Speaker 2: Where they went with jay where they went with Jay
Speaker 2: will jay Lynn Williams, i should say, and they put
Speaker 2: him next to Chet and put him on Lively and
Speaker 2: that allowed them to actually use Chet as a low man.
Speaker 2: And so I want to go back over to the
Speaker 2: film for a second because I want to show you
Speaker 2: guys an example of what this looks like. So let
Speaker 2: me pull up the screen here. So this is what
Speaker 2: it looked like in the first quarter when they went
Speaker 2: with a two big look. And again this look, this
Speaker 2: look played four minutes in the game and was plus six,
Speaker 2: so they only they've less than four minutes and they
Speaker 2: were plus six. So this is a look I'd like
Speaker 2: to see Mark A. Daginal go with a little bit
Speaker 2: more in game three. So as you can see, look
Speaker 2: at the configuration. I've got Jaylen Williams on Jaylen Williams
Speaker 2: on Kyrie and Jaylen Williams on Lively. Chet is on
Speaker 2: Derek Jones Junior, and Shay is on PJ. Washington still
Speaker 2: and Dort is on Luca. Now, what we're looking for
Speaker 2: here is a tech the lowman position. So typically what
Speaker 2: this is Chet is up at the level of the screen,
Speaker 2: and then in this situation we usually have one of
Speaker 2: these wings, the Shay or Dort or j Dubb here
Speaker 2: as the lowman and in that situation or Giddy right,
Speaker 2: and Giddy's taller, but he's not a great athlete, right,
Speaker 2: So like you just don't have anywhere near as much
Speaker 2: size and athletic on the back line when you have
Speaker 2: Chet up at the level of the screen. So in
Speaker 2: this case, because Chet is now on the low man,
Speaker 2: because you have Jalen Williams operating as your big man,
Speaker 2: Derek Lively rolls to the rim. Really nice pass here
Speaker 2: from Kyrie, a little rap round pass, but instead of
Speaker 2: running into an undersized player where Lively is either gonna
Speaker 2: dunk on him or easily be able to get a
Speaker 2: shot off over the top.
Speaker 1: He's running into Chet Holmgren at the rim.
Speaker 2: And so I think that's a that's an element, especially
Speaker 2: as you shift to the road and you start looking
Speaker 2: at more physical advantages starting to tilt towards Dallas. That's
Speaker 2: a lineup that I think gives you some some different
Speaker 2: kinds of strengths. And again, like one of the things too,
Speaker 2: is when they went to Aaron Wiggins in that second half,
Speaker 2: Dallas immediately started attacking Aaron Wiggins in ISO. Not that
Speaker 2: Aaron Wiggins is not capable, of course, he's capable, but
Speaker 2: it's just one of those things where like it's a
Speaker 2: different look. It gives you a more physically imposing look.
Speaker 2: And Jala Williams actually shot the three ball. Will He
Speaker 2: hit a couple threes early in the game. He's the
Speaker 2: guy that you at least kind of have to worry
Speaker 2: about out there, right, So it's a look that I
Speaker 2: consider going to all Right, so one one.
Speaker 1: Sticking with my pick for now.
Speaker 2: Still feel like Dallas is gonna get this series done
Speaker 2: in six games. But at Oklahoma City, I think is
Speaker 2: gonna be pointing to jump shot. Result is a big
Speaker 2: factor for them, and they're gonna feel confident going into
Speaker 2: Game three. All Right, guys, that's all I have for
Speaker 2: this set of videos today. I will be back later
Speaker 2: tonight after the final buzzer of Nuggets Wolves. I'll see
Speaker 2: you guys, then the volume