Sunday night edition of the Dunktown basketball podcast thriller as the warriors come back from down 25 points against the spurs

But it was marred by a controversial ankle injury to Kauai Leonard

We'll get into that talk about how the end of the game unfolded as golden state was able to pull it out late

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So I was saying this to a couple of people after the game

I almost I kind of just felt dirty after the game because it was a thrilling comeback would have been a great win

But it just my enjoyment of the whole thing was marred by the fact that Kauai Leonard was out and also that you know

It happened on kind of a controversial play which I think was a pretty cheap play by Petrulia

I'm conflicted on it. I think that there are you you probably know better as a big man closing out than I do actually

But I saw this kind of two different things what at once one was the idea of we've talked about this with Matthew

Delvedo before about like the line between recklessness and dirtiness and I think of dirty as being more

of an intent thing I don't think there was much intent here to injure there was intent to get out there

But you can be a certain degree of reckless where the difference doesn't really matter that much

Yeah, I think that's right because at the very least you know you can't get into a guy's head and say

All right, I know what I'm going to do here this guy sprained his ankle

He may not have even been aware of the fact that Kauai Leonard kind of went into the stand and sprained his ankle again on David Lee's foot

Just trying to run back down floor

But there's no real

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