huge Friday edition of the Dunkton basketball podcast. We actually will have a game seven it didn't look that way for a while as

the leading teams won the first four games of these games sixes, but then the Clippers plot a really I thought special road win against the jazz when

it looked like they're completely outmaned. Boston mercifully closes out the bulls in a series that ultimately ended

I think the way everyone thought it would and Washington with a virtuoso performance from John Wall and Bradley Beale scoring their most ever combined points in a game take care of the Atlanta Hawks

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to us on patreon patreon dot com slash Duncan LaRue scale one to 10 Danny how surprised are you that the Clippers won this game and in fact won it somewhat

comfortably despite what nearly became a huge collapse late probably about a seven but I'm more like a nine if you

consider how they won this game because why in large one I mean obviously Chris Paul was great and and DeAndre was

great for for stretches but one of the distinctive points of this game is that the Clippers bench outplayed the jazz bench and I

never saw that coming neither did I and the key point of the game it was 22 to 13 jazz Chris Paul and DeAndre Jordan were about to go out of the game for their

rust and the Clippers actually came back and took a lead in large part without those guys on the floors reserves versus reserves most spates who barely played in the second half

only basically to avoid the hack a DJ and a couple more minutes he had nine huge points he had a three had a couple offensive boards in the first half

we saw Luke and Bob Mute get into the act hitting a couple of jumpers he had a cuddle on the baseline he hit a corner

three and getting those kinds of unexpected points for the Clippers were just enormous and they got back into

contact there and then still it seemed like the jazz were really outplaying and the jazz would go up by four or six and then the Clippers would

get back into contact the jazz missed a bunch of open threes in the first half they were three of nine on threes and then

I think they missed their first seven of the second half and then by that time it seemed like the Clippers had started to get into

their heads and we'll talk about the Clippers offense and the jazz defense momentarily to me just having Austin Rivers back

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