Heyo and welcome to No Dunks presented by Fandul. I'm your host for today. Trey Kirby and joining me here in the factory. It's Tassmellis.

Hi, basketball. You were good yesterday.

Basketball, like good yesterday. We got the man making the magic happen over there behind the boards. It's J.D.

Hello. What's up, J.D.? Hello to you. No skeets today, but we do have a very special guest. Perhaps our

most frequent guest. When you

factor in no buffs, you know

him from everything. It's Jason

Concepcio. What's up, Big Dog?

Great to be here. Basketball

was almost too bountiful last night.

That was going to be my first question

for you. Were there too many exciting games last night?

Too many exciting games.

I was, I tried to drill down.

I'll watch in Multiview occasionally, you know, just kind of get a feel for what's going on,

but I try to drill down on like two games a night.

And all of a sudden it became clear that that's not

going to that wasn't going to work last night. I have to really drill down on multiple games.

It was crazy. Crazy night. Yeah. Over time I felt like it was kind of becoming a scourge to the

NBA last night. I couldn't switch over to other games when they were close because like, okay, okay, I got to see what's ending up here with wizard's pistons before I can turn over to Cav's Heat before I can turn over to see Wembe just destroyed the Chicago Bulls. It was a bummer to be able to have to watch all this basketball to keep track of all these things. But we'll start in Miami. Heat got a midi from Jaime Hakez Jr.

Late in the fourth quarter, forced overtime against the Cavaliers.

And overtime looked like Miami had Cleveland beat until Donovan Mitchell grabbed an

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