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Welcome to Down to Dunk. I'm your host, Andrew Schlack, we're part of CLNS Media, DailyThunder.com,

and feature on Dash Radio at 5 o'clock Central Time. With me today is my good friend Alex Spears.

Alex, what's up? Good morning. Back to the morning pods.

Morning pod.

So we will talk a lot about the thunder, about what they can and can't do, and tons of speculation.

But I do think that we need to address the Houston Rockets and the report that was leaked by an anonymous source named Daryl.

What are your thoughts, Alex, on this whole thing?

Honestly, I'm surprised this hasn't become even a bigger story than it is like i feel like this is a

huge story yeah and not not necessarily because there's two parts of the story one is them actually

doing the audit okay and sending it to the leak which honestly isn't that out of the norm.

Like we've heard about the Mavericks doing something similar back in 2006 where they

like sent in a bunch of video.

And I think teams are continually sending in, you know, video clips, letting the league know,

hey, you should look at this, you should look at this.

The only thing unique about the rockets was the way in which they did it, which was

they did this, you know, this statistical analysis where every time the ref would miss a call,

according to the NBA, they would assign like a point value, like an expected point value

that would have come if that call had been

called made correctly.

And then based on that, they added them all up and got to 18 points, which that in and of

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