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podcast. I'm Daniel Rue, your host, and so happy to bring you your team every day.

And today, I actually want to give the first word to coach Steve Kerr, because even though I think he was a little bit more critical of the team than I would be, it's a good kind of way to set the tone for what Warriors Lakers part three was.

You know, over over 82 games, sometimes this is what you get. It's, you know, it's a long haul on a grind and I didn't think there was much energy on either side tonight. I get where he's

coming from. This was a game that was overwhelmingly sloppy just from both teams. The Warriors

had some mistakes, especially on the kind of on the defensive end, but a few

ugly turnovers that could have been corrected.

And then the whole fourth quarter was just a little bit of a mess.

And I attribute more of that probably than Coach Kerr does to playing that weird dynamic

of starters when the game is pretty much out of hand.

And they kind of slack off a little bit

because, you know, they're trying to not get hurt and everything like that.

But anyway, so the Warriors had some correctable errors and everything like that.

But the biggest takeaway outside of the injuries, and I'll talk about that in a second,

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