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All right, welcome on to an NBA finals edition of Hollinger and Duncan.

There are times maybe we didn't think we would ever get here over the last couple of years, but we are there now.

And game one is in the book. So as we've been starting here, once John has doneling around, I'm going to ask him how he took away.

Quite all right.

I'll ask you what you took away from game one in the final.

So, you know, we always want to overreact to a game one, I think.

And I'm always reminded of the old saying, play better is always the

best adjustment. And as much discussion as there was about the buck's switching strategy and some

things they could do there, I also think just playing better and the fact that the Suns played really well

was probably the biggest factor. I mean, and the thing that stood out to me, not just the shot

making by Chris Paul, which is not necessarily repeatable. He's a good mid-range shooter, but he's,

you know, nobody's as good as he shot last night.

But I was really taken by Phoenix's tempo and how quickly they were able to get to these switches.

And the play that really stood out to me, because Phoenix can get into this malaise where they're

very sluggish and methodical and predictable.

It's one of Chris Paul's worst weaknesses, right? Yeah. And then they're very sluggish and methodical and predictable. It's one of Chris Paul's

worst weaknesses, right? Yeah. And then they're playing against the shot clock. They got into

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