Welcome on to a Thursday night edition of Dunkton and Dunkton Prime.

Thanks so much to those of y'all who joined using our flash sale.

Great to have you all on board.

That was an unprecedented deal that we had.

If you missed out on that one, though, keep your eyes peeled for others throughout the playoffs.

When something awesome happens, we usually like to celebrate it with a quick

flash flash sale to bring in another 50 or so subscribers. Let's begin though with what took

place in Detroit. Detroit 107, Cleveland 97. Very similar rhythm to what we saw in game one. Pistons

getting out to a really nice early lead, Cleveland

fighting their way back, tying, and they at one point took a two point lead, was their largest,

three point lead?

No, two point lead.

Yeah, 81.79 with 1019 left.

And then, although it wasn't quite as decisive as the end of game one, Detroit closed it.

Cleveland struggled down the end.

So what should we start with in this one with the Pistons up two games to zero?

Well, what a special treat to get late series James Hardin in the game two.

He was absolutely terrible for most of game two.

And I brought up the idea in game one of how the duo wasn't good enough.

And I thought Donovan Mitchell, overall, he had his flaws too.

But Donovan Mitchell played well enough for the Cavs to be inattention.

But James Hardin

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