Well happy for 20 at least about 10 minutes left in the day here as we start recording only to those of you who celebrate of course

but in a series which maybe

The fans of these two teams celebrate that a little bit golden state despite the absence of Dreymine Green pulls to within two one of the Kings in a

Fairly dominating victory the line on this is another one of those ones were like the line was like warriors by six or something

Now it's like man no Gary Payton like no dream on like the Kings control the first two games

But Vegas notes is why I don't bet other than overunders, which I still don't actually put money down on what's your biggest takeaway

From this game. I don't know that there are any game changers

There's some fun tactical wrinkles that we'll talk about but the warriors role players playing better the Kings role players playing worse

It's an old adage. This happens, you know as a playoff series shifts

But I thought that was one of the big swing factors

But I think maybe the bigger one is yes sacrament on what missed way more threes than you would normally expect again

They were 11 of 47 overall

But to me the quality of shots that the warriors were getting overall in this game

That should be concerning to the Kings because even though they didn't fall like from three at the rate

I would have expected we like to look at shot quality rather than oh let's call it effective field go percentage because

It in a larger sample you think that that's gonna eventually bear itself out and if it does that's bad news for

Tug a little bit more about that warrior shot quality the warriors took

53 pointers in game three and I would say a fairly significant proportion of those were a

Wide open and or be by their best shooters like that's another good calibrator on this

So yes, Jordan pool was dealing with an ankle injury

But 29 of their 53 pointers were

Seff Curry Clay Thompson or Jordan pool and you know a lot of the Wiggins ones were wide open and

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