Look at this distinguished gentleman.

Look at the way he is sitting.

Yes, very distinguished.

Mm-hmm.

Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Dunks podcast on the Athletic Network, a fine network. Wednesday, March 27th, 2024. I'm Jay E. Skeets here in the Classic Factory and alongside me, as always, Tass Melis. Podcast listeners, this is for you. Next to him, it's the bearded one, Matasha Hot Boy, Trey Kirby. Ayo. Ayo. And last but not least, over Yonder, making the magic happen. Super producer, JD. Hello. There he is. Here we are. Shout out to the stream team. Hit the like button, subscribe. Tell a friend about the show, podcast listeners, five star ratings and reviews. We're going to jump right into last night's games

because we got some beach stepping to do a little bit later,

answering a few of your questions.

But we begin with a crazy game

between the Lakers and the Bucks.

L.A. coming back from 19 down

with no LeBron to pull out this game in double overtime.

It felt like one of those ones that neither team really wanted to win for stretches,

but AD, AR, other guys contributing.

A.R. baby?

Get the Lakers the win. Your thoughts?

Well, yeah, I thought that the Lakers were going to pull the plug at some point.

Where to start in this thing?

Because the bucks were killing them in every each and every way from the beginning. It took the Lakers nine game minutes to get to double digits. That's hard to do. They only scored 42 in the first half, the lowest first half of their season. They were down double digits going to the fourth, double digits, midway through the fourth.

I thought that was it. I thought at that point, that's when Darbinham and Anthony Davis might say, hey, we got it back-to-back tomorrow. We're the ninth seed in the Western Conference. Maybe we'll save your legs. But Anthony Davis was awesome. Those last six minutes. Goodos to that guy. 52 minutes. You played in this game. Hey, let's round up.

53 minutes.

You played 52 minutes! He played in this game. That's junk.

Hey, let's round up. 53 minutes. He played 52 minutes and 51 seconds. I didn't notice that. Come on, AP. Round that bad boy up. That's the most since Kobe played for the Lakers. In 2012, it's the most minutes a Laker has played. And he played hard. I mean, those, the Anthony Davis always said, he's healthy, he's never healthy, he's

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