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And now the low post. Welcome to the pandemic post finals instant buzzer reaction podcast season two.

The season nobody was waiting for.

With Brienne Windhorse and Mr. Windhorse. First of all, how are you doing tonight?

Not season two. Oh, no, not again. Oh, no. We're back, baby. Oh, well, we got we got a treat game one.

Pretty much a start to finish Phoenix. When we had got as high as 20, got cut down to seven by a frisky Milwaukee small balls,

which everything look, which I'm sure we'll talk about. But the small ball was not a fail. Say Phoenix pulled back away at the end.

Deandre Aiton 22 and 19 on eight of 10 shooting in his first finals game. Devon Booker 16.

I'm sorry, 27, 6 and 3. 10 free throws in the free throw edge was massive for the sons in this game in his first finals game.

But the point God has arrived. The point God is here. Here you hear you. The point God is in the finals.

32 and nine on 12 of 19 shooting and straight up cooked barbecued,

filleted every Milwaukee Bucks big man to the point that they took them all out of the game.

And then he filleted Bryn Forbes and then he filleted Pat Connitton and the game was over.

Chris Paul is in the finals. The Bucks need to find a little bit better of a defense venture.

Although according to our buddy Ben Fulke's Cyclane in the glass, Phoenix's offense was good,

but not great and really needed the free throws.

26 free throw attempts. I think a plus 10 edge and attempts to be good. Their defense was really good.

Maybe that's Milwaukee missing some bunnies. We can talk about that. But Chris Paul is the lead here. Is it an Wendy?

Yeah. He's like the short order cook at like the busiest restaurant, the busiest diner at the busiest restaurant.

Truck stop in America because he has all the moves. He can flip the flapjacks. He can, you know,

scramble eggs and sunny side up eggs and grill toast on the grill and he's cleaning the grill at the same time.

It looks like he's got four hands. Everything that gets to him, he computes it.

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