It is Friday. He is Jalen Rose. I'm David Jacoby. We are Jailen Nijicobi. What is it that we do?

We give the people what they want. We have a full slate of NFL games to get you ready for.

We have a critical game in the Eastern Conference Finals to get you ready for, but we start with last night's

pivotal Western Conference Finals game between the Lakers and the Nuggets.

The Lakers held a lead wire to wire in this one, and LeBron James, nearly a triple double,

had 26, nine rebounds, and eight assists.

The Lakers were in control.

However, at the end, the Nuggets made a run,

and LeBron James made a move on the chessboard defensively.

What was that?

And why was it so important, Jalen?

The move on the chess board is letting Frank Vogel and your teammates know that I want to be the guy that Gar's Jamal Murray

because he's a terrific offensive player and so smooth when he gets going.

He made multiple shots.

They were just fantastic plays, including the up and under around LeBron.

So to be in your 17th season and to accept that challenge, it really juvenized,

revitalizes your teammates on that end of the floor.

And so all of a sudden, everybody else got to get down on the defensive stands.

You've got to try to get deflections.

You try to get steals.

You've got to try to have activity because you see your Hall of Fame player is doing

the exact same thing when it matters the most in the game.

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