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It is a perfect Friday here in the final week of May.

It's perfect because the Spurs destroyed the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Yes, that's a forlorn SGA on the bench.

Folks, I don't think, I thought I would have this kind of energy after what happened in Game

5, but Game 6 is a totally different story.

We have a phenomenal show, jam- today. Some outstanding guests, the foremost NBA draft analyst stopping by, former NFL player. Yes, Lamar Jackson is still in the news. I know you don't really want to hear it. But I'm going to jump right in. Let's get right to it. Okay? It's time, baby. Victor Wembeyanma. We challenged him on this show after he wet the bed in game. I could not do anything offensively. Four for 15. Hey, Wembe, you're going to show up for your legacy game? And guess who showed up in spades last night in game six? Victor Wembeyanama started off the first quarter unbelievably hot. Hit his first three-threes. I mean, listen, he was in his bag, 11 points right out of the gate. When Wembe is hitting, step-back threes in the first quarter, and the crowd is geeked. I mean, folks, look at that. It's a stepback three. Look at that. He's seven foot five.

Okay. Now, Victor Wembeyanama finished with 28 in a masterful performance. He got some help from his guys. We'll get to them in a moment. Specifically, Dylan Harper. Harper, if you remember, was injured earlier in the series. He was dynamic in game one. He was everywhere. He was her second best player.

And then the injury happened.

He got a one-way ticket on the struggle boss. We haven't seen him. Guy was on a milk carton, and then he showed up last night. And here's what Dylan Harper had to say about Wembeyanama's awesome pregame outfit and the energy it gave the team. I know Victor's always locked in, but you see him come in with a, I don't know if you saw with the Shalind Monk Roe. And he's animated like that, you know, before the game. Did you kind of have a feeling he was going to, you know, come out that hot of a start? Yeah, I mean, we all had a bad taste in our mouth at the last game. We felt like we left a line on the table, and that's just what Vic do. I think that's the type of guy he is, no man in his words. So when he came in, he kind of came with the outfit, I think everyone knew what was going to happen. Yeah, listen, now the Spurs get to Force Game 7. Here's the pregame outfit. You know, fit check, Wembe. I mean, it looks like the beginning of a Wu-Tang video. Love it. Here's the only concern. OKC missed 33-pointers. Okay? We know when they go home, they're not going to miss them. They're not. Caruso's going to be banging them.

You can have Casano Wallace. All these guys are going to make all their threes. I'm just curious if the spurs can hold them off and actually play as good of defense on the road as they did at home. Now, I know OKC didn't get their whistle that they want. We'll get to them in a moment. but if Deerrin Fox continues to play at such a poor level, folks, he was one of nine last night,

five of 24 in the last two games.

If they're not getting anything from Fox, I'm being honest, I don't think they can go into game seven and win.

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