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I am Daniel Rhee host, so happy to bring you your team every day. With a day off between games three and four of the Western Conference Finals,

I wanted to get into an idea that originally was going to wait until the possibility

of the Warriors clinching a spot in the NBA Finals, but I just felt like doing it today,

which is going through the idea of what the Warriors' minute distribution more so than

rotation could look like in the NBA finals. And so for those of you who have been

longtime listeners at the show, you can remember that I've done this for the overall playoffs,

but remember that the playoffs, broadly speaking, especially for a team like the Warriors,

is an escalation in terms of

minutes. So when you look at the average for an entire playoff run, the finals will be above

that average and other series will be below it. And that is particularly notable for the Warriors

in this year because they haven't really pushed their guys too hard at this point. And so one of the biggest

changes that is available to them, and this could come in a couple different forms, is that

they can benefit from just playing their best players more. So this gets a little bit challenging

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