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Brian Padda, Senior Defensive Lyman from Miami.

Gunned down.

The key to this case, it's Brian.

A hour before he died, he was on the phone, arguing with somebody. This might be a hit. You want the truth. Biggest one of conviction being placed him to arrest. We had a killer amongst us. Murder at the U. Listen now. Tomorrow night, NBA doubleheader on ESPN Mavs, Celtics, 7 Eastern, and then Clippers and Spurs. Ernie, Kenny, Charles, and Shaq will tip off our coverage at 6 Eastern. And I like days in which I learned something. I learned today that if you don't want to share certain information, you say, I'm going to gate keep them. Right? That's what SG said about the coat. Before you know. Where'd you get the coach? You plan on using that now i'm gonna work that i'm gonna i'm gonna use it in a sentence i need the language of

origin i'm gonna get so ask me a question uh what are you going to do this afternoon

i'm gonna gate keep that did it work no no no that's okay for you

claim the complaint the same way in the question to honest with you i'm going to the dentist

put on the chinchilla as well just wear both

i'm going to the dentist and i would like sGA's jacket

to take along with me okay let's show you the highlight it had a game seven kind of

feel last night at the garden there's the coach he's show you the highlight. It had a game seven kind of feel last night at the garden. SGA, there's the conct. He's gatekeeping the origin. He's a builder bear. SGA, aka Frank White. Here we go. He's got two fouls late in the first quarter, and then he picks up his third, only it's not called J. Will. I mean, how long do he need to stand? Look at Mike Brown. he's losing his mind. There's a referee next to Mike Brown and a referee on the baseline. How do you miss that? Would have been his third foul at the end of the second quarter. Building went crazy at that point and then Alan Chet Holmgren went crazy. Yeah, as you would expect him just knocking down six three-pointers, right? Because that's what he always does. He got red hot, couldn't miss. That was a huge difference maker early on. He had 22 of his 28 in the first half. OKC by 10 at the break. Third quarter, the Knicks owned it. They scored 40 points in the quarter. Look at Brunson. Lean back. Back into the lap of Fat Joe. Is that the play the diagram? Yes. Hit the shot and then fall into Fat Joe's waiting arms. A game tied at 80s at 75 there. And then 10 seconds left in the third, big bucket, Mikhail Bridges in the corner. Yeah, this is that they had a 40-point quarter with this basket. They only scored 40 in the first half. So they figured something out against OKC's easy. Nick's had six players in double figures.

And then the fourth quarter just felt like a playoff game.

That's Williams for three.

Thunder, a three-point lead.

Six minutes left.

Nick's trailing by five.

OJ. Ananobe.

Here's a critical play here, Jay.

It's a three-point play, or at least it looks like it's going to be a chance for a three point play. We get a challenge, we get a reversal.

Yeah, Mark Dagnol with a great call, forcing it. I still disagree with the call. I thought that should have been a no call, a play on. Count the two, keep it moving. Instead, they called it a charge. Then Ananobee would get his revenge on the rim. So it's a three-point game. Look, he's just awfully good.

What else can you say?

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