Welcome on to another really fun NBA Cup gamer.

And I want to remind everyone that we're doing this new YouTube feature now.

When I'm watching games and it goes down to the end, I'm actually doing live calls of those games.

But the best part is we now actually have the right to use NBA footage.

So we are overlaying that commentary on top of the actual footage.

If you miss this game and you want to see what happened down the end,

a great companion piece to this podcast is my live call.

You can see everything that I'm seeing in real time and experience the same excitement.

I think it's a really fun product and a great chance.

If you miss the game on a

Friday night to catch up with what happened. About a 10 minute long video for crunch time of the

fantastic finish of Warriors and Spurs. Check it out. Link to that is in the show notes.

Man, what a night of NBA Cup action. So much to get into a bunch of games went down to the wire.

But first, we got to talk about the second of two classic matchups.

I didn't think that this game could get any better than that Wednesday night matchup between Stefan Curry and Victor Wembeyanama and great cast of characters on all sides as well in this.

But man, this matchups between the Spurs and the Warriors keep delivering.

It was a really fun game.

And the tactical chess match, we talked about it at length after the Wednesday contest, which we also focused a lot on. They,

you know, certain parts of it changed. But I think for me, where the story starts here is with

Stefan Curry. And he, you know, we could start with the basic box score line. There's a lot more

to it than this, but 49 points, 16 to 26 from the field, 9 of 17 from 3, 7 of 9 from 2, sorry, 7 of 11 from 2,

I can do basic math, 8 of 8 from the line.

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