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$3.99 a month. Alex, there's so much, there's so much going on. What do we, what do

we do with all this information now? What? Oh, that went a great question, Andrew. I

just started recording. I was trying to delay, so I wouldn't have to tell you, hey, the

first sentence I say isn't going to be recorded. Oh, yeah, Andrew, where do we start? Where

do we start, Andrew? Where do you want to start? We have breaking news, we have multiple

pieces of breaking news. Let's start with we have old news, we have medium news. Let's

start with the most interesting news to me. It's the coilinert news, coilinert out for

Game 5 with a knee injury suffered in Game 4 and his status for the rest of the series

is in jeopardy. Dunk too hard. Crazy. Dunk too hard on direct papers. Was it on that

play? I don't know. I don't know what play it was on. Has anybody reported that? Well,

I remember there was a play when he came down weird and he grimaced, but I don't remember

what the exact play was. Man, that's so huge. It's because it's huge. It's, I mean, they're

going back to game. First of all, they looked like they were in control of this series in

Game 4. Yeah. I mean, the jazz started figuring out some stuff really late. They started

actually giving the ball to Rudy Gobert on offense a little bit more and it was working

out a little bit. But, you know, if Mike Conley wasn't going to come back and we still

don't know his status for Game 5, but it just seemed like the clippers had kind of figured

them out. And with Mitchell not being at 100%, although he was still, you know, still

putting a lot of points in the basket. I mean, I felt like it was probably over if not

in six and seven. Yeah. And now everything changes again. I mean, I posted, I tweeted

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