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We're going to do a little Brandon Kravitz joining us here today. We're going to talk about his Carl Anthony Towns prop for tonight's game. We got our best bets. But at first, we've got to talk a little bit about Thunder and the Spurs. Great series going on, really living up to the hype. folks make sure to download the prop points podcast on apple spotify or wherever you listen to

podcast if you want to catch that in podcast form, Nick, the thunder bounced back to tie the spurs last night. I think one of the, unfortunately, one of the overriding themes in this series is going to be who is healthier the rest of the way. We had some major injuries last night, including why Deeran

Fox not playing again. I just, I hope we can get some of these guys back healthy, but it was a

tough one last night. Yeah. Well, the other side of that is thankfully these teams are both

extremely deep. You know, OKC is plenty comfortable playing 10 or 11 guys if they have to. Spurs don't have quite that same level of depth, but obviously we're able to survive with no Deerrin Fox and win that game the other night in game one. But yeah, I mean, we're still going game to game with Fox. I don't know if it's any more likely that he plays in game three than game one or two, which obviously he sat out. And I know the spurs have been very cagey as far as disclosing anything with regard to Dylan Harper quite yet, but that looked like a pretty classic hamstring injury. We've seen a handful of those throughout the playoffs already. Jailin Williams, of course, on the other side has been dealing with that really throughout the season, both of his hamstrings, O.G. and Anobi missed time in the last series for the Knicks. You have to think there's a very, very slim chance that Dylan Harper is out there tomorrow night for game three. So could be down Fox and Harper. Jalen Williams, of course, went out early on the Thunder side of things last night. And they, you know, the Thunder have played so much of this season without

Jay Will.

And that's what's really enabled someone like AJ Mitchell to take this big step forward. That it's, I think it's less of a shock to the system for OKC. They've been prepared for this scenario. But yeah, San Antonio has to go into game three, even with the series moving to their home arena. If you're without Fox and without Harper, that's going to be an uphill battle.

Nonetheless, Jeff Spurs sitting as two and a half point favorites tomorrow. series moving to their home arena. If you're without Fox and without Harper, that's going to be an uphill battle.

Nonetheless, Jeff, Spurs sitting as two and a half point favorites tomorrow night.

Yeah. And I thought that was a noteworthy line. Yeah, the AJ Mitchell thing, maybe that's something to watch for as well with the with the with the thunder.

Maybe that's something that kind of crops up as well we saw that late in the game uh so definitely uh

watching all that there but on the court itself let's talk about this because you know the thunder

they did they made some adjustments like you predicted they got sGA untracked uh he had you know he obviously

did a lot to kind of take a big step up there.

Hartnstein had a much, much better game. You got two fouls in the first quarter. I thought,

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