And welcome to Lighthears.

And welcome to Lighthears.

Andy Lou, for the six times in eight seasons, the Golden State Warriors

are going back to the NBA finals. 112, 112 over the Dallas Mavericks. Five games make

work of it. And you know what? we could talk about tonight's game but right now

all i can think about is in context of everything this team has been through clay going through

two of the most gruesome injuries you can think of losing majority of their roster to retirement and free agency,

Steph breaking his hand,

Draymond having injuries his own,

and kind of falling to the bottom to get back to the mountaintop,

six finals in eight years,

special,

special group.

Special group, special leader, special Dremont, Steph, Clay. I think we should spend a lot of time on those three guys, but I think the main thing is you brought up. The

trek back up the mountaintop was tough, right? And I think that's what makes this more fulfilling.

I think if the Warriors, you know, if this happened in 2019, I think they're happy, but they're not like this.

Sam, I think Cidt was crying, right? When they interviewed him at the end, I think that's why he

stepped away. I think this is how much it means to not just Clay, but to everyone else in the organization.

It's different, I think, compared to pretty much any basketball team that we've seen now in

the past decade because there's no basketball team like the Warriors where they play together,

they grew up together.

They've been through the highs.

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