Greetings Hoops Heads. Welcome to Locked Onon Warriors, part of the Lockdown Podcast Network.

It's Tuesday, May 8th. I'm your host, Aliko Carter. Apologies for missing yesterday day job shit got in away as it does every so often.

I appreciate you tuning in today. Great game on Sunday against the Pelicans 118 and 92 victory for the Golden State Warriors and they

look to close it out tonight. What we're going to do today is do a quick recap of the

game on Sunday, including my observations from that game, and then spend the second

segment talking about what we can expect from tonight. Third segment, we'll go around the NBA.

Obviously, three other series going on, well, two other series going on now. LeBron took care of the

one-seed 59 win Toronto Raptors. And there's a lot to unpack there for the raps, you know,

I mean, and a lot to unpack for LeBron. What does this mean for his legacy as he inches toward

becoming the greatest player of all time? A lot of people in my generation, you know, people born between, you know, people who missed

most of Michael Jordan's tenure, people who are nearing 30 or a little bit past 30, they're

talking about LeBron as the best player ever, you know, and he certainly

is in my top three along with Michael and Bill Russell. But the series he had, I mean, you can argue

in his 15th season that he's better than he has ever been. He spends seven figures on equipment

to keep his body in order at his house and does the work.

But I'm getting ahead of myself a little bit.

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Make sure you bookmark those pages. You can get in contact with me at Kojitare on Twitter, K-O-G-I-T-A-R-E, or at Locked-on Dubs. Also find me at Locked-on Dubs on Facebook. You can also find my written work at Forbes.com. All right, let's do this. And first and foremost, you got to talk about Kevin Durant, 38 points in

36 minutes on 15 of 27 shooting, only took 5 3-pointers, which I love making two of them,

nine rebounds, five assists, two turns. It was a nearly perfect game from Kevin Durant. And most of

his baskets came in the one-on-one.

Or he dribbled around a screen to get a good shot.

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