Hello and welcome to the game theory podcast.

I'm your host Sam Dacini.

We're presented by CLNS Media.

Today on the show, got a good friend of the program, Mike Pina, joining us.

Mike, how you doing, man?

You've been covering this Brooklyn, Philadelphia

series. You obviously are going to be watching the Celtics pretty heavily. And you're watching

all the NBA games. Who are we kidding, man? I'm watching everything. Sam, thank you so much

for having me, my guy. Last night's Nets Sixers game, it was looking like the N nets that was basically a must win, I guess you could say.

And they did not come through.

Big bummer for them.

Yeah.

So let's just kind of jump into that series.

So last night, Brooklyn, what, did they have a lead, like, kind of late in that game?

Or did it just get within, like, five or so?

No, they never took the lead.

But as Brett Brown described it, it was a meltdown by his team in the last few minutes of the third.

And things were going haywire.

And it looked like Brooklyn was going to,

uh,

you know,

have the fourth quarter where there would be a situation for DeAngelo,

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