Ladies and gentlemen, fellas, fellas, game six, Clippers, Mavericks, and we're going to break it down from every possible angle and go really deep into what happened in game five and why it's going to impact and how it will impact game six from a straight out betting standpoint.

I have a bet on this game. I have a bet on the line. I have a stance on it to share with you. Two player props. There's a good amount that I already have in place today for potentially five I'm looking at.

And then, of course, your DFS lineup.

So we're going to try and look at it from every angle.

And also, if you're not interested in the Benning Streets in general, just a general breakdown

and going deep dive into it.

Let's start it off right now. So there's a lot to discuss from what happened in game five. You saw guys playing massive minutes,

whether it was Tim Hardaway Jr. and guys like obviously Luca and Nicholas Batum, hitting 40 plus

minutes of play. You saw this eight-man rotation outside of 11 seconds from Patrick Beverly from the

Clippers. And you saw Boba Mavarnovich start in the postseason and play significant run,

18 to 20 minutes. And do I think that

happens again? The question is, I don't know. The real answer is probably, yes, he starts again,

and we will see how long he actually stays on the court. Now, here's a thing. They started the

quote-unquote twin towers, right? Boba Mavanovanovich and also Christoph Porzingis. This was

Dallas's side and we could start to get

into some of the minutes momentarily. They start those players and what happens. It creates a situation

where you can't get in the paint as much as if you're Kauai and if you're Paul George. You just can't

get to the paint or to the basket as much. It's very difficult. Those are bigger guys. It's hard to

shoot over them. So it forces you to take longer jump shots, which is an inefficient metric, or you go

ahead and take a lot more threes.

They shot 38 threes in this game.

They didn't shoot well from three.

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