Hello, welcome to the collective podcast. We talked about the NBA, which we are doing on Friday morning,

1 15 AM Eastern time joining me from New York City, where he went to the Nets Sixers game a few hours ago.

Nothing happened that game, Mr. Tim Bontems.

I really jinxed myself by saying many times over the past couple of weeks that this series was going to be

and was incredibly boring. And I mean, I got all that back for me and then some tonight,

because I had to deal with all bunch of nonsense. Joining us on an off night he's covering the

Grizzlies Laker series, but an off night for him is band McMahon. How do he partners took a little

pit stop at home? Had some laundry to do and some people to smooch up a little bit.

All right, listen, you do what you got to do. There was not a lot of smoochy going on in

in Brooklyn tonight. That's for sure. Everybody is very unhappy.

Well, all right, we had an interesting three games on Thursday night. Obviously the one that

was probably most important, King's Warriors, was the least interesting as it turned out.

But I feel like we should probably, well, we'll start with your game, Bontems.

Let's start out. That's the headliner game. Let's start. Let's just get it out of the way. Warriors

King's. All right. So that saves the day. Yeah. Well, I'm going to say, go ahead.

I was going to say, and Cavalryl. Well, Cavalryl, who was terrific. I mean, look, coming into this

game with no dream on green, I felt like the Warriors are going to win because I thought Steph Curry

and all time great player was going to step up and deliver a win at home. And he stepped up and

played great. And Cavalryl, who has been the unsung hero of this Warriors run for years. You

talked to people with the Warriors. Cavalryl, his first two years in his career, he had one hip

labrum injury and then he had the other one. He basically didn't play for, I think, his entire

first two years of his career. And he now has become one of the more durable players in the league.

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