And welcome to light ears. We're recording on the locker room at post-game after Kevin Durant had an all-time

performance. We're also going to talk a little All-NBA today. We might even talk a little

Dijan Mihailovic to the Warriors. Now, we're saving that for later in the week. Just a heads

up to everyone. I have a special Serbian guest coming on the pod so we can actually discuss this coach.

It would be unfair to do it right now.

But there's more important things to get to in this moment.

I don't even know where to rank this Kevin Durant performance in his all-time performances.

When you factor in 48 minutes, it's just all-time.

Like, I'm at a loss for words. Like, he finished with what, 49, 16, and 10, something like that.

I don't even think those numbers do it justice. Yeah, I think the most incredible part was he was

the playmaker the entire time.

He had the ball in his hand pretty much the entire time.

I guess James Arden was out there, but James Harmon was, he was out there.

So Bruce Brown or whoever the hell wouldn't have to dribble the ball or Joe Harris,

who looked petrified out there tonight.

So he wouldn't have to dribble the ball.

But other than that, like it was a KD show.

Honestly, the, the entire game I watched that, I felt, I felt, I just kept getting angrier

because of how bad the Bucks looked.

Sam, it, it, a lot, kept the right to play this game away, but this was just a pathetic

performance by a team that, honestly, they should have won by at least 15. A serious a serious team would have been up 25 at half time.

When the when the bucks one 13 right they're up 13 at the half something like that.

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