Hello, this is our coverage from Game 4 of Mavericks and Celtics. I just want you to know this

podcast was assembled a little bit differently, so just bear with us. There might have been

repeating. There's kind of very bizarre like man was late

Bon Temps was late you're not you're not in this part so here comes a very

unusual but hopefully entertaining hoop collective. To the hoop collective post-game show, we're here on the court in the American Airlines Center.

Monica McNutt is gracing us tonight.

She called the game on the radio tonight.

A huge win for the Mavericks to keep the series alive.

Whoa, I think it was by, they were up by almost 50 at one point it was the biggest lead any

teams had the NBA finals in like 50 years there was a lot of possible outcomes

tonight including Dallas winning.

This was very unexpected for me.

I don't know how you felt about it.

I agree.

I ended the first quarter, I'm like, what?

What is going on here? And you're like, all right, there's lots of basketball game left to be played.

But I think the nature of how the Celtics were missing,

like at the rim, the ball literally during the electric slide and not going down.

And then ultimately you start to see that take a toll on their body language and

you gotta give the maps credit.

They shot the lights out, not Kyrie and Luca in particular from three, but the rest of that team, they looked energized, they got back to their lobes,

they got back to their corner threes, and Luca was focused on defense.

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