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Slack.com slash DHQ. Okay, quick takes. Let's go. Jason Tatum on the moment, speaking

in the NBA in the final sex to regulation Tuesday against the Lakers with the Celtics

trying to respond after a 20-point collapse and needing a bucket to send the game to OT,

Tatum faced to face with LeBron and he, the levers, even a home press of his Tatum.

He's my leading candidate for League MVP. He's really stepped up. And what I really,

really love about it most, Dargie is the fact that he is a guy that didn't do what he's

capable of doing in the NBA finals. And he's playing like him. In other words, he's

on a mission. It's not just about his talent. Yet you take in the game to game and what

have you. But it's not just about his talent. It's him putting the league on notice. I'm

coming. I know what I'm capable of. I believe I'm the best. And I'm going to go out here

and I'm going to show it because I damn sure didn't show it in the NBA finals. It's

something to play the way that he's playing. It's another thing for it to piggyback directly

off of a sub-pop performance on the biggest stage and you're on a mission to make a fool.

100% Steve, right on. I'm in Paris because on this show last year I was going to tell

that I'm even sure if Jason Tatum is a top 10 player in the NBA. That's a pretty idiotic

comment by yours, Julie. That's not forget last year game six in Milwaukee when they

were down 3-2. Would he have 45 that night? Yeah. The fours to game seven. And then of course,

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