I know you like we got to talk about this again

you like we got to talk about this again

didn't we just go through this last night on the post game show and I couldn't

sleep last night because what I saw was just an

absolute collapse. No one knows collapses better than Jerry, both literally and figuratively,

okay, because he's collapsed when he's coached the game and we saw the biggest collapse that I thought I'd ever see when we were in Chicago during Tyreke Evans rookie year and the Kings came from 35 down halfway through the third quarter to win that.

Jerry was last night's 22 point collapse with 822 left in the fourth worse than what we saw in Chicago?

Well, it was equal. I would say that because obviously you're 22 down or 22 ahead with, you know, 10 or 11 minutes to go and that's, you know, so that's pretty much equal to that and yeah honestly I don't know that I've seen I was

really thinking about it I can't recall the King's team blowing that big

anything like that you know we've seen you know like anybody

follows NBA you see blown leads and you see cover behind and all that but nothing to

that level and of course I think the stats would prove that out that what it was like

one in 12,000 or whatever it was it was just eight minutes 22 seconds left you're

up 22 with eight minutes and 22 seconds left Jerry you're up 22 with 8 minutes and 22 seconds left yeah in time you know

early on I mean shortly right after that you saw the momentum starting to change a little and of course I was feeling okay you know this

thing might get to 10 or 12 10 points or so you know I mean just knowing you're on the road

you're playing you know Durant who's been quiet, hadn't done much,

and Booker, and you know, Grace and Allen

had been easily their best player.

So I thought, yeah, they'll probably get on a little run here, but all the Kings got to do is continue to score and they can't lose. Well, of course they didn't continue to score. I thought, Grant, I don't know what your feelings was, but I thought

that was the first time I've seen the Kings really try to play Hero Ball at the end.

And, you know, really play a lot of one-on-one, of course, trying to make two plays that weren't there

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