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Spurs. Crazy, like, hop step that took up like five feet to put the Spurs ahead with about

one and a half minutes to go and then replicate it over Baylor Shireman,

who was just a fly in his ear for the entirety of the fourth quarter. But when it mattered,

Mos Wembe, stuck one in his grill to put the spurs up by an insurmountable margin inside the final

20 seconds or so of that ball game. San Antonio escapes 195 in a battle between two of the best teams in the NBA this year. Yeah. And after the game, I don't know if you saw it, but Jalen Brown just said, find me. He tweeted out like 10 minutes ago. It's like, I don't care, find me, because he was complaining about the reps after the game. He felt like they didn't do a very good job. He only ended the game, I believe, with four free throws in this game, he mentioned. So he's not very happy.

He thinks that that or the team actually. Oh, my God. Okay. He's not him. The team ended before free throws. But yeah, he was pretty vocal about that. Wembe, this is not even with him off of a ministry restriction yet. Like he's still only playing 26 minutes in this game.

He's not getting over 30 minutes a game.

And they just continue to dominate his minutes when he does get to be on the floor.

The fact that San Antonio's been able to hold down the fort and win as many games as they've been able to with him either out of the game or on a misrestriction has been

crazy to see. And again, you just saw on the floor tonight against the Celtics why Wembe is like, he is going to be the face of the NBA. He's just, he's just absurd. He's crazy. He does it. It feels like every time you watch him, he does something different and does something you've never seen before. Like, the game before this one, I believe, was the one where this wasn't even a play.

I'm watching do karate kicks, kicking the ball off the net. Like, what's going? Like, what's happening? There's a whole athletic story about it. It's a phenomenon. None. It feels like every, it feels like every night that he suits up, whether it's pregame, during the game, post game, something you're never heard seen before it's happening. He's just crazy.

He's, he's different. I mean, both both those shots, like I know, I know I already described them, but just how much groundy covers.

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