Hey, yeah, I feel like Kobe in a fourth quarter.

This is the Daymore MBA podcast.

We are brought to you by prize picks company, a late Monday night after game four of the Western Conference finals.

I got Bert Robson, Kyle Teigy, here with me.

I guess we got our first really good basketball game of this series.

So one of the better, just overall basketball games. The Wolves have played this entire

postseason final score is Wolves 126, Thunder 128. We just left the press conferences, just

left the locker room. And the number one thing, every one of the players, Finch talked about afterwards,

Britt was losing the possession battle.

Right.

They had, they gave up 19 offensive rebounds or the Thunder had 19 offensive rebounds,

plus the wolves turned it over 22 times.

And as great as the wolf's offense was for tonight

it seemed at least what the players were saying but to me too that that gap of not being able to

just have as many possessions as your opponent seemed huge what about that stood up with you

well i think you're going to look at it two ways.

I mean, clearly, if you have 11 more shots taken by your opponent than you and you lose

by two, then the obvious math of that is that's a huge factor.

What I found interesting is that one of the things that's most beneficial about offensive

rebounds is second chance points obviously and one of those beneficial things about turnovers

is points off turnovers and the wolves won both of those battles right they had more second

chance points by six over the Thunder 30 to 24.

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