Wednesday night edition of the pod great game between the warriors and Lakers

We're gonna talk about that did a Twitter MBA show on it. Danny's already recorded a podcast on it

But still we want to talk to you more about that and that's the last time I'm gonna yell because my voice is

Starting to abandon me here

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So Danny this was really an enjoyable game and I think the number one takeaway for me is that the LA Lakers defense looked very legitimate in this game

Absolutely they were contesting shots

They were not giving up as many seams and they had a rough early stretch where they were

Conceiting a lot of backdoors Durant had one where he completely fooled Brandon Ingram Ingram thought it was gonna be

Handoff and he overplayed it and then Durant just blew by him

I think Dremon had the past there and a couple of a couple of Zaza Petruglia plays actually including one that we

Questioned whether it was a dunk or not, but after that when they settled down the warriors were not getting nearly as many good looks they were

The Lakers were generating turnovers. They were getting nice contests and

Included in that stretch was a couple of really nice plays where the the the warriors got a switch

They got ostensibly what they wanted a lot of times that was Julius Randall guarding Durant and Randall did a great job

He he contested without fouling he kept his kept his feet in place

So he didn't get blown by and they did a wonderful job

I thought Ingram had had some nice moments actually well

I think we'll spend a fair amount of time talking about Brandon Ingram and so yeah

I think that's the biggest takeaway from this game is that the Lakers defense, you know

I talked about this fair amount in Twitter and B.A. Show that I don't think there's a sixth best defense in the league

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