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We got to talk about the gambling investigation.

We will get to that.

But first off, I just want to talk about

what took place in Chase Center today, a matchup between two teams that, to me, both looked like

NBA title contenders. And it definitely had some ebbs and flows, but ended up being a game

where both teams posted offensive ratings in the mid-120s. It was a 137-131, overtime win for

the Golden State Warriors. And I brought up the ebbs and flows because I thought it was important

of how that went. So the Warriors started the game on a 10-0 run. And they looked great.

No time out from David Adelman, by the which I thought was interesting and actually was the right decision. Yeah, I believe it was. And then the Nuggets eventually worked their way back, I believe was like a 19 to four run to push them firmly into the lead. And I thought from, you know, you have to count the 10-0 start. But the Nuggets pretty thoroughly. I thought outplayed the Warriors

in the first two and a half quarters, then eventually Golden State made their way back. And

what was most fascinating to me about the beginning of the game, there were kind of two different

things that connected. And the Warriors, this was their second game,

was Denver's first. But we've talked and thought a lot about the Warriors, you know, like they're

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