And now the low-poss.

Welcome to the low-poss podcast where my partner, Brian Winhorse, of the hoop collective

left me early ditched me on the floor after Game 3 to do television.

How dare he in the aftermath of Boston's emphatic Game 3 win to take a 2-1 lead in the finals.

And I have more stuff to say and you're stuck with me.

No guests going solo for a quicky podcast ahead of the proverbial pivotal Game 4 in Boston

and you know you could look at the series a couple of ways.

No. 1, it's 2-1 Boston, yeah they have home court, clearly they have the edge.

They're only plus 9 for the series after 3 games which isn't enormous.

But on the other hand, I think this is as big a test as the Warriors have faced really

since the 2019 finals which is, you know, obvious, it's kind of obvious.

But that series was weird, Durant was out, that was the drama hovering over the series.

I think this is just a massive test for the Warriors.

And if Curry, who obviously had his leg landed on, is not ready to go, I just think the test

obviously gets massively larger.

The Celtics are just that good and this is a must win for the Warriors.

I know it's not technically a must win but with this Celtic defense, I just don't see

Boston losing 3 games in a row.

There will be one game in there where they just shut your water off completely and defend

well enough to steal a win even if the other parts of their game aren't working.

And something that Steve Kerr said after game 3 would worry me if I were a Warriors fan.

He talked about, I believe in addressing what Kavan Lune did not play in the fourth quarter

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