All right, welcome on to another great night in the NBA playoffs.

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So, yeah, we got to get right into it here.

Nix versus Hawks, another crazy one possession game.

And we'll talk very much about the end and some of the

key strategies here but as we get into it what stood out to you from the meat of this game.

Well something that I thought was really interesting and for me one of the biggest stats of

the night is that the Hawks have been primarily fueled

in this run by the play of their five best lineups. And we talked about in game two, there was also

you could swap out Dyson Daniels for Jonathan Camingo. That was a huge part of that win.

The Atlanta Hawks won game three at home with those groups being deeply negative.

When the five starters, that group that had a plus 22 net rating this year, they had a negative

22.5 net rating in 16 and a half minutes with that's the starting five of Kongwu, Jalen Johnson,

Cidum McCollum, Nikola, Alexander Walker, Dyson, Daniels. You go, oh, well, you know, the, the hot thing in game two was Jonathan Kaminga in that spot. That negative 27.3 net rating there. Instead, it was the mixed lineups, and it was the bench, including some big performances that we'll talk about, that really fueled it. And so it was an unusual Hawks win in a lot of different

ways. Yeah, for me, a big early takeaway was just the Knicks struggles with some of their

main guys as well. Mikhail Bridges, negative 26 with four turnovers, 0 for three from the field.

And it just, it was pretty clear. I mean mike braum pulled him about two minutes in

the second half and then went back to him at the start of the fourth and that was pretty ugly as well so

he did not close either half barely it played basically as little as they could possibly play him

landry shamet also basically excise from the rotation as well. I don't know that

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