Hello and welcome to the WhoCollective Podcast. We talked about the MBA which we're doing

at. Anybody want to guess? Anybody want to guess? 12.45 a.m. on Wednesday morning. A little

bit better than 4.00 a.m. the other day. Jackson just told us that he was up till 7.30 putting

that together. And he had a meeting at 9.45 and his bosses were like, come on Jackson,

4.45. We said 9.45. Just kidding. Joining me from Naples, Florida, staying up late with me.

Bobby Marks, our front office insider. Hello, Brian. How are you? I got to write the

Suns off season article, Dornak Games. So I was productive. Yeah. You had the Warriors

off season article. I think I saw in my email the other day. It's still sitting in the

hopper. Yep. Okay. And joining us from Seattle, Kevin Pelton, the machine. Yeah, we'll

see if that the tone is any different depending on how many rounds there are between when

you wrote that when you publish it. I'll tell you what. There's one article that's going

to need to rewrite is the Miami Heat Off season article. Okay.

Ding. Holy Moses. Okay. So guys, you know LeBron has played against Steph in the Warriors.

This is now the fifth time. They've played each other in the playoffs. It's the first

time he's ever actually been ahead other than in 2016, when he won game seven with the

cast because the Warriors always played from ahead. And the Lakers got this one. And,

you know, as the game came down, I sort of was telling myself that they had to get it

because it was an odd game. I like to say there's no such thing as weird games. There's

only NBA games because I hear people talk all the time like, oh, that was a weird game.

I go, no, it was an NBA game. NBA games are like that. But this one, I think, qualifies.

And that's because our folks at ESPN stats and info tell us this is the first game in NBA

history. How often pelton do you hear something like that being said in 2023? That's pretty

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