All right, we have an absolutely massive show coming up today.

First off, my buddy Jared Weiss wrote a fantastic article on Tyrese Halperden and his

struggles with mental health and how he's been managing and hopefully overcoming those.

So he's going to come up first.

Then we're going to talk about tonight's games.

The Knicks taking a two-o lead on the Celtics, OKC, eveninging it up

against Denver, and then we're going to rank the comeback slash collapses, these 95% or

more comebacks of which we have had six in the past week or so and figure out which of them

is the most significant, the worst collapse.

So that'll be a lot of fun.

Got a little news to get to.

Also, I want to remind everyone that we have another flash sale in honor of another

Aaron Gordon buzzer beater.

You can get 45% off only the first 50 people to use the code Gordon game one link to that

is in the show notes can get 45% off on a year's membership to dunked-on prime so it's quite

rare that we will deviate from our regularly scheduled programming during the playoffs I'm dunked on.

But every once in a while, a piece comes out that I just find so fascinating because it dovetails

with and it answers a question that had really been plagued me a lot, which was what is

going on with Tyrese Hallburton.

He had this unbelievable start to last year,

where he looked like a top five player in the league. The Pacers were playing maybe the most fun

offensive basketball that has ever existed. And then he heard his hamstring, tried to come back

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