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I'm Dustin Swedelson, and I'll be with you all night long from the Circus Sportsbook in downtown

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SiriusXM Channel 158, YouTube TV, the Visa Watch app, and radio affiliates across the United States of God bless America. Final score in Edmonton, the Oilers with under two minutes to go,

camping with the go-ahead goal, ultimately the game winner. Four three, Oilers get the win. They go up 1-0 on the Anaheim Ducks in that series. We've got a barn burner in the NBA. Game 2, Denver leads Minnesota, 103 to 100. Timberwolves not going away, but I really like what I'm seeing out of Denver. We're sweating out a few plays with them, including the money line minus 150 on Denver in game when they were trailing to the Timberwolves as Minnesota just missed a bunny. Oh no. They had a chance there and it looked like it was going to fall down through the net. It did not. And now a chance for Denver to stretch out a little bit on their lead. They're laying five and a half in game total is 244.5. We need a few more props to get home, but we've had a great day as far as this game is concerned. And this is all going to continue on Tuesday night as we've got a few really good games. Philly and Boston and Portland and San Antonio, I think, could be fun, but the late game that will be on during is the Lakers and the Rockets. And to help us break it down, we're going out to progressive guest line. Welcome in the best guy there is to talk to when you're talking about the Lakers. He's Trevor Lane, Lakers Nation, also the co-host of the front office show at Trevor Lane on X. And he joins us now on cashing out. So Trevor,

talk to me. Game one, no KD. Lakers

pull off the upset. But I think the way they did it was super impressive.

What stood out to you the most in that game one win that now has the Lakers leading

this series? I thought the Lakers shot making was fantastic. They did a great job generating good looks and knocking those looks down.

It felt like for most of the game, they really weren't getting forced into too many difficult shot opportunities.

So the offensive side of the ball firmly in the Lakers favor.

Of course, the the Rockets crushed them on the offensive glass.

And that's something the Lakers will have to work on. But I thought their offense did a wonderful job generating good looks. LeBron James was an absolute maestro out there. He was doing everything he could to set up teammates had 13 assists on the night, eight assists in the first quarter. And that got guys like Luke Canard, DeAndre Aiton going in that one. So it was the Lakers offense that I think

really set them apart. And that's what Houston is going to be trying to slow down tomorrow night. Yeah, LeBron with the 13 dimes. I mean, just so impressive the way he's able to get everyone involved, as you mentioned. Canard was awesome. And you really question like who's going to be those other scorers? Well, it seems like everyone

stepped up. Let's live in a world where

Katie returns for game two. We don't know And you really question, like, who's going to be those other scorers? Well, it seems like everyone stepped up.

Let's live in a world where Katie returns for game two. We don't know if that's the case. He was a limited participant. It looks like in practice on Monday. If Katie returns, who do you think is the biggest key in the Lakers pulling off another upset in game two? Is there are five and a half point dogs? I think a big key and for me, the X factor for the game, it's going to be Marcus Smart. I've talked a lot about DeAndre Aiton being important in the middle. We got a great sign in game one. I thought he battled Alper and Schengu and very successfully did a fantastic job there. So we could check that box. We know what DA can do in there for the

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