Hello and welcome to the game theory podcast.

Amirost Sam Vassini.

Bryce Simon is here with me.

We're going to talk about all four of the playoff series, at least in brief.

Certainly the New York Knicks and the Oklahoma City Thunder have moved on after sweeps of the Los Angeles Lakers and the Philadelphia 76ers.

We will also be talking about the Philadelphia 76ers near the top of the show here, seemingly moving on from Daryl Morey as their general manager. I would imagine that that was more their decision than his decision. We will find out more about that in the coming days. We were also going to talk about the spurs and the wolves. The spurs blew out the wolves tonight. I think

the final score was 126 to 97. It was a little bit closer than that throughout the game. Just,

I think the wolves stopped defending once it got to a certain point in the fourth quarter.

And then we'll talk about a two two series with Cleveland in Detroit that looks ready to maybe go the distance,

I think.

I'm just kind of prepped for that at this point.

So, Bryce, what's going on, man?

No, it's, uh, I'm glad we have these two series.

I was getting a little bit nervous at one point, how when the Nick series and the Thunder

series look like these things are getting over quick.

I think it was very good to see that Wolf Spurs would at least go six.

I could see that one only going six.

And Pistons Cavaliers would at least go six in a series that I think is probably going to go seven.

And that was good because there was a little while I was like, man, are these series all

going to be over in four or five?

And of course, that's not going to be the case.

We have NBA draft combine stuff, all sorts of news right now around the NBA.

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