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With another couple of days off, I wanted to dig back into the Reddit mailbag well and got some great questions from various people.

And the way this works is I'm going to do as many questions as I feel comfortable with.

And if there's still more that I feel worth answering, I will do those in a future either episode or part of an episode.

First question is from Winner Assassin R.

Want to hear your thoughts on Mike Brown's coaching in the second round?

What does he do well?

What are some of the things he should change?

Well, his coaching in the second round wasn't as good as the first, and the biggest thing that

he did right in the first round, and particularly in game three, and not in the second, was

really adjusting to circumstances kind of as they changed, and the biggest part of that is the

second unit.

So in game three of the Portland series, his first game as coached, the Warriors flailed a little bit in

the third, and he kept the starters out there, and they really pushed through and facilitated

the comeback that ended up winning the game. The second unit has pretty much, not consistently,

but not uniformly, but fairly consistently struggled to get offense, and I'll talk more about that

later. And it was concerning to me that he didn't start the second quarter of game four with Durant,

considering Grant missed about the last six minutes of the first quarter with foul trouble. So

unless he was really worried about him picking up a third and a fourth, but Durant doesn't foul that much.

So I wouldn't have been worried about that. It was weird, but then he did come back and use Duran and the

fourth, so that's, that's a positive. And somebody else commented that, that,

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