Dallas Dominates Game 4, Luka's Effort on Defense, and the Mavs' Minuscule Chances

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🗓️ 15 June 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Zach and ESPN's Kevin Pelton discuss the Mavericks' monster win in Game 4, Luka Doncic's improved defensive effort, Dallas' physicality, how Kristaps Porzingis' absence was felt, and the slim chances the Mavericks have to get the series back to Dallas. Mavericks rout Celtics to stave off elimination (1:35) Luka's defensive effort (6:12) The absence of Porzingis (16:16) Boston's offense coming and going (22:28) How Porzingis can open things up for the Celtics (33:39) Dallas' chances to extend this series (41:11) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	And now the Low Post.
0:04.0	Welcome to The Low Post podcast, Game 4 of the NBA finals is still going on.
0:10.0	Boston waved the white flag long ago the Dallas Mavericks who I believe
0:17.2	depending on what the final score this game ends up being will have out scored the
0:22.3	Boston Celtics through the first four games of the series,
0:25.4	live to fight another day and try to become the first team ever. Some team's going to do it.
0:32.0	It's probably not going to be the Mavericks. It's probably not going to be the Mavericks.
0:33.6	It's probably not going to be a team that has to win five and seven
0:37.2	potentially on the road.
0:38.7	But they'll give it a fighting chance
0:40.8	and they fought tonight. Kevin Pelton, how are you? I'm good, I'm surprised. I mean I thought
0:47.1	Dallas there was a pretty good chance they were going to win this series especially because
0:50.6	you know everyone was doing the inevitable planning that you have to do in case a
0:54.6	team wins the finals including what we were going to talk about on this podcast.
0:58.6	So it just kind of seemed inevitable to me that Dallas was going to scuttle all that by winning this game and at least
1:04.4	getting one in this series but I did not imagine we were going to be looking up the
1:08.3	largest margin in NBA finals history and on the precipice of that that's the drama over the last couple of
1:14.3	minutes here as we started recording. Well it was by far the Maverick's best
1:20.6	defensive performance of the series.
1:22.7	Not even close.
1:24.0	I actually think Kevin Pelton,
1:26.7	I think our colleague Brian Winhorse,
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