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Welcome to the mismatch. I'm Chris Vernon and joining me on this Monday night as we now have

the NBA final set is Kevin O'Connor from the wringer.com aka Kevin O'Bomer, Kevin O'Connor, Kevin

O'Kamer, Kevin O'Klimer, Kevin O'Kandyland, Kevin O'Kares, Kevin O'Blazerian, Kevin O'Burnow!

It took a lot longer than we ever could have expected, but here we are, Pete Nuggets.

We got to a game seven of the Miami Heat first, the Boston Celtics. A lot of drama, considering

the Celtics were looking to do what 150 other teams that were down 3-0 had not been able to do,

which is win a game seven, and they were unable to do it and quite the anti-climactic game because

the first play of the game, Jason Tatum Roles' uncle, the first quarter of the game, the Boston

Celtics put up their lowest scoring first quarter of the entire season.

Though there are a couple runs here and there, a couple times where the crowd got into it,

the heat really controlled this game from beginning to end and end up with the final score

walloping them and can't be happy times in Boston when you've got BAM out of Iowa holding up

the Bob Kuzi trophy and Jimmy Butler holding up the Larry Bird trophy in Boston where they were

able to win three games in this series and win the Easter Conference finals. I guess I'm not

surprised the heat won. I am surprised in the manner in which they won. What's a you?

I'm surprised they handled it in the way they did too, Chris. I mean, you don't expect this to

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