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Speaker 1: your week. Nice and quick show. Today, we're just gonna

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Speaker 1: Paul George had a cool sequence in this game. Um

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Speaker 1: This is like a young, freaky athletic, kind of fun

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Speaker 1: of good looks out of that because typically that screen

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Speaker 1: getting a flare screen with no help or no hedge

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Speaker 1: or anything. He's getting a lot of good looks out

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Speaker 1: of that. Tyler is just manufactured wins with this screwup,

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Speaker 1: despite being down a ton of players. But the optimistic

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Speaker 1: look is again sixth place in the standings, three games

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Speaker 1: over five hundred. Kawhi last night looked better physically than

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Speaker 1: he had all season. Paul George first game back looked

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Speaker 1: pretty good. The reinforcements are coming, and your shot results

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Speaker 1: should get better. Guys should shoot better than they have

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Speaker 1: been so far this season. That's the advantage of being

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Speaker 1: competent as an organization from the top down. For the Lakers,

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Speaker 1: they're superstars played like super duperstars to crawl back to

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Speaker 1: ten and eleven because of organizational incompetency. The Clippers not

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Speaker 1: even really getting that from their stars, hoping to get

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Speaker 1: it in the future. Fourteen and eleven deep roster filled

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Speaker 1: with modern basketball players and excellent coach, excellent management. Al Right, guys,

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Speaker 1: that is all I have for today. As always, I

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Speaker 1: sincerely appreciate your support. Don't forget to check out that

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Speaker 1: Anthony David's video. We also have one coming out with

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Speaker 1: some footage on Zai and Williamson and the Pelicans, so

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Speaker 1: he and eye on that as well. As always, I

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Speaker 1: sincerely appreciate you guys support and I will see you tomorrow.

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