On today's show, both the Thunder and Warriors get really nice, short-handed wins.

The Celtics go into L.A. and smoke the Lakers.

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Play your game with Fandle, the official sports betting partner of the NBA. We had a loaded Sunday. Both our teams played. Both our teams lost, and that's where I want to start with today's show. I'm in Oklahoma City as we record this right now where I watched the Thunder beat the Cavs, 121 to 113.

OKC started out this game on a 28 to 5 run over the first seven and a half

minutes or so. The Cavs turned the basketball over on 10 of their first 17 possessions.

Ultimately, Cleveland does fight back. They take a brief lead. They led for about 90 seconds in the third quarter of this game,

but they couldn't finish the job as OKC gets a nice one-headed,

a nice fourth quarter.

Very impressive game for the Thunder.

No SGA, no Jalen Williams, no A.J. Mitchell, no Alex Caruso,

and a very nice win over a cap team that had won seven straight games entering Sunday.

Yep, that was an interesting game to watch and especially watching win over a Cavs team that had won seven straight games entering Sunday. Yep.

That was an interesting game to watch and especially watching the amount of threes that the

OKC Thunder were absolutely torching the Cleveland Cavaliers with.

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