Happy Wednesday evening.

Got a lot to talk about here as the Raptors with a thorough and decisive victory over Golden State.

123 to 109 and certainly they'll be talked about the warriors being out of bodies on the offensive end and stuff being the only engine of what they were doing.

And that's all true, but the warriors basically have had the same offensive performance every night in this series.

In fact, they've scored 109 points in every game, a little bit faster pace in this one.

But to me, the real story was just how effective the Raptors were offensively, how awesome their shooting was in this game, especially from downtown and especially from Cal Lary and Danny Green,

and how nearly utterly ineffective other than about a six minute stretch in the second quarter, the Warriors defense was.

Yeah, I mean, the first quarter shot chart from the Raptors, I think says a lot of it.

So they scored 36 points in that quarter and really it took a crazy effort from Curry to keep it even slightly close during that stretch.

Three or four in the rest of the area, they also hit a bunch of floaters, but they were from what I recall pretty clean looks from that range.

It was just that they weren't all the way at the basket.

And then three of five on corner threes, which were overwhelmingly wide open.

And that's what started getting Danny Green hot.

He was three for four from three in that stretch and then he ended the game.

All of those for four and three is by the way.

Yes, they were.

Yeah, and so he ended it six for 10.

All of his shots were three is 18 points on those six for 10 from three.

And yeah, the Raptors were getting really good looks and the whether it's I mean, I one way of describing this that I've said is that the Warriors

typically have a critical mass of intelligent defenders.

And so that they have enough of it that they can cover over the weak points.

And without Clay Thompson, without him with the rant and I mean,

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