Welcome to an emergency joint low post hoop collective podcast where I think I just blacked

out for three hours and I'm not even sure what happened, but Kevin Durant played one

of the greatest games a human being has ever played in any individual sport ever.

And with James Harden not moving and Kyrie Irving not available and the bucks ahead by 16

points or something like that, the nets found a way to win.

And I just we just had to do a podcast about it because the game was that crazy and that

good.

Wendy, are you coming down from an adrenaline high?

How you doing?

You just you had to do this and you know, we didn't get to sometimes we're at games

together like this and we can you know, sort of feel it together.

That isn't the case, but obviously we're going to do it like this.

So let me ask you this, you have a thing where you watch games on your computer on a delay.

Did you stick with your delay or did you, did you rush forward because you wanted to

see how this, how this was turning out?

The handy thing about that about close games is that it's easy to catch up at the end

because there are so many stoppages and timeout.

So by the last five minutes of the game, I was caught up and I just, I mean, we can

read the stat line.

49 points, 17 rebounds, 10 assists, three steals, two blocks, 16 of 23 from the field,

13 of 16 from the line.

Like that's not even real.

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