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Well, a immediate reaction pod, Kevin Peltman I hanging out right after the Warriors dispatch of the rockets in a night that for

moments in time felt like it might be frankly one of the more significant kind of

individual nights in MBA history.

You never know when they really are.

Obviously go back to the Warriors Oklahoma City series is last time, but what happened with

Boston and Milwaukee today feels like it could have long lingering ramifications and then Kevin Durant looked like he possibly could

have had a career changing injury there for a second which felt like it was going to be a career

a series changing injury.

I had multiple texts from people in the league

at that moment saying, oh my gosh,

the Warriors Run just came to an end

and then they pulled off the wind.

So Kevin Pelton joins me as we try to figure all this out.

But let's zero in the first segment here on that Warriors Rockets game.

And just your thoughts is that, as Durant has what is now being called a cap strain and the

Achilles has been ruled out and leaves the game.

Yeah and you know what it still might be a series and league changing injury.

We'll see, you know, how long it's sidelined, assuming that it is in fact, calf strain and what the wares are able to do,

whether they're able to, you know, summon kind of the same effort that it took to hold off the rockets here at home and and win this game five. I mean so my thought at the time I was a little less confident or less fearful that it was an

Achilles injury than kind of the consensus on Twitter because I think there's a thing I like to use sometimes I think it's a medical term think horses not

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