Hello, welcome to the Who Collective podcast. We talk about the NBA, which we're doing on Saturday

afternoon, especially me here in San Francisco, where the final is taking place. Joining me from

down the street around the corner is Tim Bontebs. Hello guys. And joining us from Dallas, Texas,

where he's sipping my ties and enjoying the games at his leisure and thinking about his summer

plans, his band McMahon. Howdy, partners. He was so upset when the Maverick's got a little

dominated. Bontebsy didn't have to keep working. Hey, we saw upset because it went five games instead of

four. Stop. There's pros and cons to anything. There you go. So we got our, we got to see a first

game, an unusual, you know, fourth quarter to say the least, probably one of the one and more

remarkable fourth quarters in recent finalist history. Incredible turn around for the Celtics to

take a one o'lead. I did not think the Celts were winning that game. I felt the Celts were,

the Celtics were coming back to Boston one one. I thought they would lose game one and win

game two because they've come back off of losses throughout the entire postseason. That was,

you know, my projection and why it's really hard to know what's going to happen in these series.

You know, an incredible series of shot making done by the Celtics. And, you know, being at

practice today, you could hear that the the warriors were sort of in a mix of anger at themselves

and also a belief that the Celtics will not shoot that well again. There was sort of this undertone

of, hey, congrats to those guys. They made great shots. They don't normally make them like that.

And, you know, that's true. You don't normally see a team go nine of 11 on threes in the fourth

quarter of a finals game on the road. That is outlandish. But by intents, I'm not sure that the

warriors entered that game to use a spurs phrase with appropriate fear. And I don't think that they

took the Celtics and their ability to make comebacks with appropriate fear. And that cost them again.

Yeah, I thought that the warriors sort of did a lot of the things they've done through the playoffs.

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