Wall, Beal, and Gortat.

Porter can't find anybody.

He gives it to Wall.

Working against Bradley for three.

Oh, whoa!

What a shot!

Now, you talk about a pressure shot.

That was it.

Because they had nothing. They were trying to bring

Baird-Rill from the left side of the floor.

Hubey Brown, Mike Tariko on the call of whatever game that was. I don't know what the game

that was. What was the highlight? Sorry. It was game six against Boston.

Oh, that was the shot.

You know what? You had the sound down for me. I just picked up Toriko and Hubey Brown after the fact.

I was there that night. That game six was, you know, it was totally electric in terms of the atmosphere,

forcing a game seven against the Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinals. You know, we played some of the atmosphere, forcing a game seven against the Celtics in the Eastern Conference semifinals. We played some of the John Wall conversation that I had with him over the summer.

He talked about how that was supposed to be a pin down for Beale, and he just jumped in front

on the inbounds and took it from Otto Porter and fired it up and they forced game

seven. It was awesome. And the game seven was not his best game. You know, he ran out of gas, really.

And he talked about how he wanted, you know, at least a bit of a break in the second half.

He never sat in the second half of game seven in Boston. Beale was outstanding in game seven,

and they had a shot in Game 7, but for those of you who are hardcore Wizards fans and remember

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