Hello, welcome the Who Collective Podcast. We talk about the NBA, which we are doing late on Sunday evening,

joining us from New York City where he attended the Nick's victory over the 76ers in game one of that series on Saturday.

Tim Bontest.

Hello, everybody.

Joining us from Los Angeles, a building that's hosted this podcast many, many times, but this time it's

Ban McMahon joining us.

Howdy, partners I asked for the Windhorse Sweet and they turned me down. They said your name's not on the

podcast buddy. Last time I was there I got like a six room suite of course it was just for one

night. Thank you that hotel that shall go unnamed. All right you were at the Maverick's stunningly flat performance

against the LA Clippers on Sunday,

which we'll talk about in a few minutes,

but there was really only one game that came down to the wire this weekend.

I know that the Knicks and Sixers played an entertaining game, but only one game went down

and all the way to the buzzer and that was the pelicans and Thunder which was the last game

it just ended we waited for it to end here before we started it was not a banner performance by either team

very nervy performance very nervy performance,

moments, especially from the Thunder.

Even Mark Dagenalt, who very well could win Coach of the Year.

He was nervy at times down the stretch.

Shadegildes, Alexander,

a couple of turnovers late in the fourth quarter

and not what we're used for it to from him.

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