Ding ding.

How about we can just watch basketball?

How about we can just watch basketball?

Welcome to The Daily Ding.

I'm your host, Andrew Schlect, with me.

Tonight, it's my guy, Will Gillery.

Well, what's up?

What's up, man? It's been a while since me and you have done a pod.

And we picked a great night to come back, right? What an amazing night of games, man, all over the place.

Sheesh, especially the way this night ended. We're going to start where the night ended in San Francisco.

We got a Monty Morris buzzer beater to beat

the Warriors 117 to 116. How did this play unfold there at the end, Will? Man, I always say

when the game's on the line, you can't leave Monty Morris open. That's the guy that kills you every time.

I'm telling you. As the same goes. I mean,

but it was just, it was just typical Yokish, man. He's had him in an unbelievable night,

finished with 35, 17, and 8, you know, a light stat line for Yokic. And it comes down to the

final play. Of course, they put the ball in Yokic's hands. Of course he goes to the basket. The double team comes. And what does Yokish do? The same thing he always does. Makes the simple pass. Mighty Morrison standing right there on the wing wide open. Steph kind of got lost in no man's land. Didn't know whether to double, didn't know whether he was switching with the guy who was behind him. I think it might have been Tuscano Anderson, I think, on the baseline. Yeah, and Yolkits just found the weakness in their defense. Monty Morris was wide open. Bang, game over. Just a big win for Denver, and they're just chugging along, man. Yokic is putting up these crazy numbers. They don't have Murray. They don't have Porter and they're just chugging along man yokech is putting up these crazy numbers they

don't have murray they don't have porter and they're right in the thick of things in the west

yeah it's it's pretty amazing what yokitch has done with this kind of skeleton crew of a team

and you know credit to the coaching staff and to yokch for all they've done you know the Warriors just went cold there at the end. You know, they're up. Two and a half minutes left, 113 to 106. It kind of felt like they went on cruise control a little bit. Really, everybody but Otto Porter went on cruise control. Auto Porter was just like a rebounding monster. He's been really good. Yeah.

Yeah, he has been good.

But the other guys just couldn't make shots.

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