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I'm Wes Goldberg and I'm here with Ben Goliver from the

Watch thing Post. We had two games on Monday night that we're going to talk

about Ben and it looked like both of them were heading to blowouts and then the warriors after opening up a 31-point

lead gave that lead away to Los Angeles Clippers and we're going to start with that

game because that was that was an insane comeback

Ben that was that was the biggest comeback in NBA playoff history 31

points for the clippers and and look I was there I was at the game and after the

game Steve Kirkley Thompson stuff Kirk they all of them kept saying

look we're confident we're you know they're disappointed in the loss but hey we'll bounce back you know we've done this before we've been in the

playoffs before but I'm I'm almost to the point here and I've said it on this

podcast before I do think that the warriors are a little bit more vulnerable than

they were but this is wasn't wasn't wasn't weren't the

weren't the 35 point losses to the Mavericks the losses to the Phoenix

sons at home weren't those supposed to be for the wake-up calls like

should we still be getting wake-up calls in round one of the NBA

playoffs? Well, look, I mean, you don't like that if you're a coach. I'm sure it drives Steve Kerr, absolutely nuts, but to spin this kind of positively for them first of all you

built a 31 point lead second of all you ran the LA clippers off the court in

game one I think third of all it happens early in a series so you've got plenty of time to pull

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