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All right, welcome on to this special edition of Holliger and

Duncan. John is going to turn his head to look at the camera any second now. Sorry, I'm too pissed

and I got two screens going on. I was looking at the other one. Great to have everyone joining us

here on Twitch Sports as well. We're going to take a number of your questions

in the chat. Our first segment that we want to talk about here, though, is just John's overall

impressions of the NBA finals so far. Lakers have a 3-1 lead now at this point after what I thought

was a really awesome game on, I guess that was Tuesday now, really fantastic

defensive struggle. So anything that's really stuck out to you about the keys to this series

and why it is that the Lakers have a 3-1 lead? It's played out largely how I expected, actually.

I thought Davis was going to be the difference between these two teams, and that's pretty much played out. I thought L.A. would win. They're up

3-1. It looks like they're going to win. It's been competitive, right? But I would say L.A.

certainly has the advantage. And then I think the story, though, from game four was that the Lakers

supporting cast really was a positive and was better than Miami's supporting cast. And that's

an area where Miami has to win to have a chance to win this series. But, you know, the Caldwell

Popes of the world and Rondo and Caruso and guys

like that, Marquith Morris, I thought they really gave L.A. enough of a lift that it allowed LeBron and

Davis to win the game for them. Yeah, one matchup that I thought the Lakers won handily in game

four that was a real key to the game was Duncan Robinson versus Contavius Caldwell Pope.

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