Finney Smith to inbound. Back to Donchich. Donchitz pulls up, three-pointer. Bang! Bang! It's good! Donchich wins the game at the buzzard!

It has been a long time since we've heard Mike Green sound like that.

And man, did it feel good.

It came courtesy of one Luca Donchish, the 21-year-old Dallas Mavericks Prodigy,

who also just happened to have a 43-point triple double while playing on an injured ankle.

Today, ESPN's Kevin Arnivitz joins us to discuss whether we're witnessing the birth of the

league's next superstar.

And we also break down a suddenly wild Rockets Thunder series and the infuriating greatness

of one Chris Paul.

I'm Pablo Torre. It's Monday, August 24th that you return to your microphone.

We had taped the show.

We had it signed, sealed, and delivered.

And then we both went to our televisions and watched Luca Dantzich.

I think become a basketball immortal? What did we just see?

And it's very early for that, but we just saw a player with the kind of stage presence. I don't even

remember, and I know this is a difficult parallel, like LeBron having his first season or two.

Kevin Arnowitz has covered the NBA for ESPN for more than a decade.

And unfortunately, he's been an Atlanta Hawks fan for a lot longer than that.

Everyone in the building knows exactly where the ball is going to go.

The defense is set to contain it, and it doesn't matter.

And it's by virtue, not just of his skill, but of his confidence, that he gets it done.

Luca Donchich made Mike Breen go double bang. He made him go double bang with a hurt ankle,

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