Mass Warriors prediction is this. I think it gets very entertaining once it gets back to Dallas.

I think this goes six or seven. Looking at the Heat Celtic series. I really like the

Boston Celtics. I see them winning this series and I see them winning the NBA Finals.

It makes too much sense based on their roster composition, how well they defend, the fact

they have nothing to lose, but also the fact that if they get out of this series, they're

going to have home court advantage.

I want to welcome a very, very special guest and friend of mine, Adam Shire. Adam is the founding

member and first developer of Change.org, also the creator and inventor of Siri.

My first version of Siri was actually in 1993. I had a long-term vision. I literally thought

it wouldn't be cool if you could just talk to an assistant and it could help you navigate all

the world's services and content and help you do things. Where does the name Siri come from?

Well, we wanted a human sounding name that was not too common, pretty easy to pronounce and type

and spell. We had a long list and Siri rose to the top, but for different reasons.

Welcome to the 137th episode of Pull Up Pod. That's right, 137 episodes. And on this date,

May 20th and 2019, it sends me to say a game for win against the Blazor and the Western

Conference Finals and the Golden State Warriors to the Finals for a fifth-stray postseason.

They joined the 1960 Boston Celtics as the only team in NBA history to make the Finals in

five consecutive seasons or more. Celtics did it 10 straight times, which is wild. The 60s

Celtics were unbelievable and the 70s brought them Larry Bird. So kudos to them, the rich always

get richer. It turns out things that stand out to me when I think back to facing the Warriors.

We faced the Warriors four out of five straight seasons starting in 2016. 2015, we actually lost

to the Memphis Grizzlies. I was a second-year player in the league and that was kind of my welcome

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