The Golden State Warriors even up the 2022 NBA Finals in an en-fatic fashion 107 88.

They took a 23 point lead at the end of the third on the strength of a 35-14 third quarter,

just a dominating game overall. Mr. Luru, where would you like to start from?

Jason Tatum made a three pointer, which you and I at the moment thought was pretty significant.

It cut the Warriors lead to 68-62 with four minutes and 32 seconds left in the third quarter.

The next made feel goal by the Boston Celtics was Aaron Nysmith, yes Aaron Nysmith,

seeing a layup with 9.50 remaining in the game that cut the deficit to 27.

You can define it as a 19-to-2 run and that final 4.32 is a third or a 26-to-2 run in six minutes

and 42 seconds that functionally tied this series at one.

Yeah, that is, I didn't realize in the moment because there's a bunch of time outs and there's some subs and

the four throws. Tatum hit some free throws so that's why I used the term feel goals.

Yeah, I guess he got fouled twice but he only went two out of four.

Yeah, that's, I guess really to me and we could talk about the specifics of that run later,

but my biggest takeaway from this game and in fact even the first two games now,

Steph Curry is the best player on the floor in these NBA Finals and it's not particularly close.

He has been fantastic and I mean the Warriors offensive rating in game two when he was on the floor

against a very game Celtics defense, 127.7. He only played 32 minutes and 11 seconds because they

really need him in the fourth partially because he, he and the Warriors did so well in the first three

quarters and it is remarkable how much and I rewatched the third quarter I believe you did as well,

how much of what goes well for the Warriors offensively flows stems from Steph and Curry and that

could be like there was a play late in the third where I'm trying to remember who was hit a

corner three. It was Wiggins patting his auto quarter. That was, that was actually the one after

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