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because you bought it for $39.99.

Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Dunks podcast on the Athletic Network. It's Wednesday, May 8th, 2024. I'm Jay E. Skeets here in the Classic Factory, and alongside me, as always, Tassmellis. We call them cold opens, usually because they're good. I don't know if cold means good or bad with that one. I'm not sure how to feel about that. Next to him, it's the bearded one. I'm a top shot hot boy. Trey Kirby. Hey, yo. And over yonder, making the magic happen. Super producer, JD. Hello. There he is. Here we are. That was a hot open. We got to get that guy selling our fans on the show. Subscribe. Mr. Wild West Deal man. I'm buying a box of cards. I want to hang out with Michael Jordan. Exactly. Hello to everyone, joining us live on YouTube right now. Take a second. Hit the like button. Subscribe. Podcast listeners, leave your boys a five-star rating and review. We might have some five-star Friday fun on this week's drop podcast. A bunch of news on today's pod. Rudy Gobert. We got a Jamal Murray update. Got an unfortunate Mitchell Robinson update. We'll get into all that, but we had some games on last night. They were blowouts. Nearly had identical scores when you look at them. But let's start with the second game, Oklahoma City, still unbeaten here in the

2004 NBA playoffs. They swept the Pelicans in the first round, and then they beat the Mavericks

117-95 in-game one of this second round series. Where do you want to start in this one? Thunder

Side of Things or the Maverick struggling? Well, we'll start with the Thunder side of things, I would say, because this one was far less of a blow than that first one, then that Caddialthics one, because this one was close in the third quarter when Jalen Williams started to get going, because he didn't hit a bucket in the first half at all. He didn't hit one from the floor, and I thought, OKC, wanted it just a little more. They looked a lot better than they did in game one versus the Pelicans in round one. They looked like a complete team. And I thought the Maz looked a tiny bit flat. And I think that's what got Jalen Williams going. There's a miss shot early in the third quarter that he missed. And then he was able to get the offensive rebound because Luca just kind of looked flat. The legs looked a little dead on that offensive rebound. So

he gets it. He hits a shot and then from there he had that magical fourth quarter run where

he had four buckets on four consecutive possessions. I was pretty cool to watch and him and

Shay celebrating together after that because they were just like,

this is our team.

We're feeling good.

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