Hello, everybody. Hello everybody and welcome to episode 177 of the world's longest

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The week behind us started at Ball Arena when the reigning champions, the appear on the show during the summer.

The week behind us started at Ball Arena when the reigning champions, the Oklahoma City

Thunder came to town.

It was Joker's second game after returning from the knee injury, and even though he

had the monstrous numbers in the previous match against the Clippers, it was largely due to

a lot of successful ball weighting,

so I wasn't convinced he was in a great physical place.

And indeed, he wasn't.

In this game, even though there was no Yocket Stopper extraordinaire Alex Caruso,

OKC had one great thing working for them.

There was no Jalen Williams, aka J.W., who has been pretty horrible this season after coming back from injury.

Jokes aside, Joker had a weird first half in which he had only two field goal attempts and just one rebound.

Jamal Murray tried to compensate for it by being aggressive, but he was just

one of seven from the outside in the first half alone. The only guy who showed up in both

halves was Peyton Watson, who finished the game with 29 points scoring from every part of the field.

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