Welcome to the Ringer NBA show I'm Chris Vernon, joining me is he does every Tuesday

from the wringer.com is Kevin O'Connor aka Kevin O'Bomer aka Kevin O'Connor aka Kevin

O'Connor, aka Kevin O'Climor, Kevon!

Vernon, what's going on man? What a fun night.

Unbelievably, for the fourth consecutive year, we are going to see the warriors and the

calves and those that scoff at the NBA and say, ah, we already know the way it's going

to end up, it's going to be the warriors versus the calves. Unfortunately, they remain

correct. At least it took two game sevens for us to get to the warriors and the calves.

Someone tweeted me right before we got on, Chris. They said calves warriors for is going

to be direct to DVD trash and that's what it could be. It really could be because gold

states just on another level than cleavllness. We will see. You never know.

Yeah, oh, no. Well, obviously we'll end up talking about that at the end. First, we

got to get through tonight's game, which was for the first half of that game. I really

thought, boy, the warriors are screwing around here. They're doing the whole. We'll turn

it on when we want to turn it on. And this is a dangerous game to play, especially in a

game seven, but you know, tricks on me, right? Because they got out hustled. They got

muscled. You know, that end of the, you know, everything about that first half was told

in the last four and a half seconds where Eric Gordon just straight line drive all the

way to the basket and unimpeded and makes a layup as they go to halftime. And then everybody

in the free world is saying, watch out. Here comes the third quarter warriors and sure

enough that third quarter, unfortunately for the rockets told the story as they got outscored

33 to 15. Absolutely. And on the other end of it, Houston never got going on the offensive

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