Welcome to Lockdown NBA. I'm West Goldberg. The rockets be the spurs by two.

Is that convincing enough? And I'm David Rimmill.

Look like Britain Forbes is three-pointer might have gone in. The spurs should protest.

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NBA podcast on today's show we'll discuss the most interesting trade targets who can swing the season,

and LeBron's chance to avenge the worst loss of his career.

But we'll start in Dallas where the Luculist Mavericks ended the Bucks winning streak at 18 games.

Christops Porzingus and Seth Curry each had 26 points.

The Mavericks made 16 three pointers in the game.

Meanwhile, Yannus had 48 points and 14 rebounds in 34 minutes,

and down 112 to 99 with a minute and a half left the

bucks went on a 12 to 4 run to make it a 4 point game with 10 seconds left but couldn't quite

get the win. Had the bucks won they would have joined a group of nine teams in the modern

era to have won 19 in a row. Seven of those teams have either made or won the NBA finals.

David, did this streak make you believe in the Bucks as a contender?

You know, I'm just surprised that we're talking about the Bucks and not the Mavericks.

I mean, they're the ones that knocked off this team without their star player,

Luca Donschit, and yet the story of the game is still Milwaukee.

As far as the question is concerned...

Well, wait, do you think that the Bucks then were maybe overlooking this Mavericks team without Lucadocich without and knowing that the Lakers were coming up on Thursday maybe a potential NBA finals matchup?

Maybe was this an issue of maybe the Bucks just overlooking their opponent tonight?

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