Hey, what's up, everybody? We're back. It's a rich eyes and show basketball podcast. We are here. It is Thursday. There were four games last night.

TJ is here. Yo, yo, Adam's going to the airport. He's going somewhere, but we got a special guest. Yes, we do.

Kurt Morrison in the heart.

Hey, what a playboy show. Welcome to the podcast. Appreciate it. We'll get right to our first ever guest. By the way,

her first ever podcast. Yeah. First ever even rich hasn't been on because he would just talk about how he won fantasy.

All right. Kirk, let's just start with Golden State. Yeah. Down to O to Sacramento. They go home. Dream on gets suspended. They win.

They win game three or four home. They hold home court. Then they go on the road. Yeah. And they pick up a road when they only had a handful of those this season.

They want a road game in the playoffs. Yeah, like the 27th or 28th straight series. Yeah, that is absolutely bananas.

Do you expect them to close out in game six? I do expect them to close out. I think playing at home chase center. They're comfortable.

Everyone knows where their spots are. I think the experience takes over. This series has been won in which the first two games a little bit

surprise. Not necessarily game one because the energy at the Golden one center in Sacramento, their first playoff game and how many years.

I mean, the excitement was there. The building was electric. And then the confidence that the air and fox and demonets of bonus and and

they're playing with. So when they stole game two as well, you're like, okay, this is a series, but I've always was taught, right?

I've always been taught in the NBA. It's not a series until the visiting team wins, right?

And so long teams held court. And if we got to game five, and this was like the game, right? Whoever wins game five usually goes on to win a serious pivotal game.

Warriors won game five in a hostile environment. And to me, it was a pivotal game because this is the third game in the

role where they had to change up their lineup, right? Game three, Jay changed it. Obviously because of Dremont Green being out due to suspension.

But Dremont Green coming off the bench in games four and five has given the Warriors.

An initial spurt offensively because they're able to spread the floor out. And when Dremont Green comes in, he's another point guard.

He's handling that second unit where you're all where you're able to keep one star on the court. That's what is with the Warriors.

How many time this series is really been about how do they minimize the minutes for Steph Curry, the plus minus you

like to talk about all the time, Brian. Big.

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