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It's Friday, June 1st. Happy June, everybody, and happy finals.

I've got Miles here today. We're going to talk about everything that went down in last night's game, one of the strangest games I've ever seen.

And I've seen a lot of games.

It was weird.

It was just really weird, so we're going to talk about it.

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A-L-I-K-O-C-O-Carter. Now let's get right into it. Miles, what was the strangest thing that you saw about tonight's game? You were last night's game. You were talking to me about how the

ending wasn't even that strange. So what was that moment that really caught your eye in terms of weird factor? Oh, I mean, I just think

that for me it was, it was more odd that the game was that close to begin with than that

J.R. Smith maybe wasn't the most aware at the end of the game or that George Hill missed a free throw.

Right.

Like, I don't remember what they were favored it as going into this game, but they were double-digit favorites going in.

I think the line was around 12 or 13, which again, this would have been the lowest that they entered game one of the finals as favorites

in their little four-year run here so far, right?

And they were still double-digit favorites, right?

This is with a Kevin Love that, I mean, I think it's obvious.

Maybe I'm reading too much into it.

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