All right, welcome into this edition of Road Trip with RJ and Channing. I'm your host,

Ali Clifton. What series didn't we talk about yesterday? Let's see. How about Memphis

Lakers? You've got Nix Caves. We got... Oh, Nix Caves. Nix Caves. Saltix Hawks. And you've got

made me a move. We're not talking about Saltix Hawks. All right, you want to go Nix Caves.

You want to go Nix Caves? Yeah. How is your one about this one? Love it. I love it. From the

standpoint of I love what the Nix did in game one. They were the physical. They were the

veteran team. Brunson had just come off a conference finals. He's playing against a point

guard in Darius Garland who's never been in the postseason and he did what he was supposed

to do. Cook this ass. Right? And you go and look at Julius Randall who's been in the

postseason. What did he do to Evan Mowbally and Jared Allen? Cook the ass. They were... And

when I say this is not that it wasn't competitive, it's just that you could see their experience

of the intensity going up. And for the Caves team to be the number one defense and all

of that stuff and get out rebounded like 51 to 37 with that size that you got killed

on the glass. And so the best thing about game two is you've got to find out about the

Caves, not the Nix. Because the Nix we're going to do with the Nix are going to do. They're

going to be aggressive. They're going to be physical. They're going to hit the glass

because they're not great shooters. So they hit the glass. And the Caves, they ate that

shit. They were like, Oh, okay, we had shot and it goes up another level. So all of these

guys that had that, you know, tough game one. Imagine what like I saw Luke Walm last night.

And he was like, boy, the garden is going to be lit. It's like if you have it like a playoff

game in the garden, oh, it's going to be so much fun. And this Nix team is good. So I'm just

saying that the Caves answered the call in game two. They answered the call. And I think

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