And now the Low Post.

Welcome to the Low Post podcast. It's Monday. I'm in Los Angeles. The Clippers won.

The playoffs are underway. Home teams went 8 and oh. We had 2.5 close games. I'll give the Lakers partial

credit for hanging with the nuggets until, you know, the nuggets just decided.

Eh, we're done with this.

Lots to analyze we're going to hit every series rapid fire fashion.

We have a coaching hire in Brooklyn, Jordi Fernandez,

lots of stuff going on.

Kevin Pelton, how are you?

I'm doing well.

I'm a little annoyed that the home teams went 8 in now because I started looking up

like what was the record for home teams in past years

because it felt like it was a dramatic change.

I looked at this up when it was like five home wins and then everyone looked it up when

they went eight notes.

So now my notes are not as interesting as they might have seemed if it was six and two or seven and one.

Well, and we were one CJ Mac column, botched Kaysen Wallace, poked away, dribble,

pull up three pointer away from this being irrelevant and having it be

seven in one but would you like to deliver any stats anyway about eight and oh and

chalk going across the board? So I think people know it's now the first time since

2013 it's the fifth time in the 16 team playoff format.

The one interesting thing, especially if you're expecting upsets, because, you know, what I think made the dominance of home team so interesting is our buddy Dan Feldman in the

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