Hello and welcome to the game theory podcast.

I'm here of San Vucini.

The San Antonio Spurs are going to the NBA finals after having defeated the Oklahoma

City Thunder in Oklahoma City, 11 to 103 in, I think there's just no other way to say

this.

This was a game seven for the ages, Bryce.

This was one of the greatest basketball games

that I can remember watching just in terms of the drama, like everything going on. Yeah. I mean,

I think the only thing that could have made it a little bit better is if we truly got a, you know,

down to the wire, end of the game, final

20 seconds and the game's on the line, you know, and some sort of game winning shot.

Like, we definitely had drama to the end, but San Antonio was able to push their lead out a little

bit. And, you know, obviously, we didn't have those, you know, things in the final seconds. And I know we're going to get into all of it, but just a really

impressive win by San Antonio going on the road. And, you know, they jumped out to a lead. Oklahoma

City pushed back. They kept them at arms linked. Oklahoma City actually took the lead a couple

different times. And San Antonio just always responded. It was such an impressive performance from

them. I think I want to start here instead of all of the craziness that we're going to get into

from Shea to Chet to everything with Wembe, et cetera, right?

I thought San Antonio's role players were the difference in the game tonight.

I thought that Julian Champany stepping up, drilling six threes going for 20 points,

was honestly, like one of the better role player

games that I can remember in a big spot like this. He was massive. He was immense all night.

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