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stars. I'm inclined to believe you are a hater. We got Danny Parkins in on Thursday. What's going

all, man? Good morning, Bo. God, these NBA playoffs are a marathon, my man. It's a marathon.

We really just got to get through like the next two and a half weeks or so.

Yeah. Right. That's a long time. But that's the key. Like once we can, once we can start getting some teams out of here in the second round. Like we've gotten some help already, right? Oklahoma City. Did they part? Make quick work. San Antonio did they part. The Lakers had their

opportunity to do their part last night because it's worse with them because Dave Gaines

could be way far west. You know what I'm saying? But they didn't do it. They had nothing for us.

We're just raising the question. I talked about this to be a goodwill on Wednesday show.

They really did play over their heads in those first three games, right?

The question is whether or not we are witnessing a regression to the mean in this case,

because they got Austin Reeves back, and I don't know if that hurt or helped.

Yeah, I think Austin Reeves, like, clearly was knocking off some rust and had some fatigue.

Like a lot of his shots were coming up short, you know, obviously very different players.

We kind of, we saw with Joel Embed, like Mbid came back and game one was not good.

And then game two, he was dominant.

So I think the Lakersakers that might be like their biggest

sign for optimism is that in theory austin reeves should have fresher legs than the rest of the

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