Alright Danny, all but one series now has four games in the books and that one doesn't really need a fourth game, but I wanted to ask you we haven't taught you all since Friday.

What are you most excited to talk about here?

The game that most recently concluded, Pelican's Suns I think is a really fascinating fun place to start.

We deservedly, just vibably, praised Chris Paul and the Suns for the way that they responded in Game 3, that amazing fourth quarter that CP had.

And I think that Game 4 on Sunday provided the template or at least a basic understanding for how the Pelicans can continue to win games in the series and really threaten Phoenix to actually take it.

Well, elaborate on that.

Brandon Ingram, I thought was really impressive overall, you know, getting to his spots.

This wasn't just a mid-range fast. He got a few around the basket.

But the defense from Alvarado and Jones, her Jones block three three pointers in this game, which was completely ridiculous.

Yeah, it's like a 10 minute span and all of them were insane.

I have no idea how he got to any of them.

Like he just gets off the ground and we were like, he doesn't even need to bend his knees.

He just like springs into the air and he's got this ridiculous extension and standing reach.

I mean, I came and decide which was the most ridiculous one.

I think it was the one actually that he got on Shamit that they didn't show the replay of was the most ridiculous one.

But these dudes are thinking they're wide open and he's just rolling out there and blocking their three.

It's unbelievable.

So that defensive foundation, you know, forcing, forcing more turnovers 12 for the Suns in this game.

Eight of them live balls of the possession game seriously favored the New Orleans Pelicans, because they also had control on the offensive glass to the tune of the turnovers.

I'm sorry, sorry. You mentioned the turnovers.

I thought it was really interesting that Phoenix in the first half, they controlled the pace of only 42 possessions.

And then the second half, and again, this wasn't like everyone was falling at the end.

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