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Hey, Jamie, it's me, Jamie. This is your daily pep talk? I know it's been rough going,

ever since people found out about your Acapella group, Matt Harmony, but you will bounce back.

I mean, you're the guy always helping people find coverage options with the name your price tool.

It should be you giving me the pep talk. Now get out there, hit that high note,

and take Mad Harmony all the way to nationals this year. Sorry, it's pitchy. Progressive casualty

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You were locked on Warriors, your daily Golden State Warriors podcast. I'm Daniel Rui, your host,

and so happy to bring you your team every day.

The Golden State Warriors are now up to nothing in the NBA finals with a 132-113 win over the

Cleveland Cavaliers, successfully defending home court in the first two games, and I talked about

it with Tim Bontemps of the Washington Post. Conversation runs about 35 minutes. It goes a little

bit far afield talking about the future and everything else like that, but that's what Tim was

inspired by with the game, and I'm happy to indulge him. I thought we had a good conversation, so I hope

you enjoyed as well. Thanks so much for coming on. Anytime, Danny. We haven't actually talked at all

about this game. We saw each other before,

and I'll just start it out with opening the four to you. What was your biggest takeaway from game two?

I mean, I haven't really talked to in a while, so, I mean, to me, it's not, it's the same takeaway I had

from game one, and the same takeaway I've had for months now, frankly,

which is that, you know, I've been pretty outspoken, as you know,

that I don't think the Cavs can guard the Warriors.

They're a team that was 29th in defense after the All-Star break.

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