Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to a bonus episode of the No Dunks podcast on the Athletic Network.

It's Saturday, November 25th, 2020.

I'm Jay Eskidz, here in the yard,

solo, dolo, like a sicko, to break down all of Friday night's NBA in-season tournament scores.

Look at the advanced scenarios for the group play winners

and maybe some predictions when it comes to the wild cards and the

quarterfinals. If you're watching me live on YouTube, you are a sicko. Smash that like button.

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No Dunks a five-star rating and review. I'm going to try and get you in and out here in 20 minutes because Friday's IST games

that didn't disappoint, almost every one of them featured significant sort of tournament

implications, I thought we should really break it down because I was walking Luna thinking,

you know, we got to

play our part here as part of the quote-unquote media in trying to sell this IST or at

least explain it to people because it can be complicated so I'm going to try and do my small

part in helping this succeed because I'm having fun with it it's cool that these games mean

a little bit more here in November and as we get closer to the knocked out stage. Big picture for everyone,

this is where we stand. We're looking for six of the eight teams still to advance to the

knockout stage. Again, lots of games on last night, but at the end of it all, we're still looking for six more teams to actually make the knockout stage. Again, lots of games on last night, but at the end of it all,

we're still looking for six more teams to actually make the knockout stage there.

Like I said, the Pacers and Lakers, they're both in. We knew this.

They have now both finished with a 4-0 record.

They both won their respective group A's.

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