Hello and welcome to the game theory podcast.

I'm your Osam Vassini.

Today, Bryce Simon is here.

We're going to talk about the game twos of the conference semifinals.

The Oklahoma City Thunder took a 2-0 lead on the Los Angeles Lakers tonight.

The Detroit Pistons took a 2-0 lead on the Cleveland Cavaliers tonight.

Then we'll travel back in time.

We'll talk about San Antonio Spurs, getting vengeance with authority on the Minnesota Timberwolves and the New York Knicks being up to, against the Philadelphia 76ers. You put up a fun fight without Joe L. Embed, but those will be the four games we talk about today. Not a whole lot of other news either, Bryce. So I think we're keeping it to basketball today.

How are you?

Yeah, no, that's exciting.

I'm excited to talk about the games.

Obviously, we're going to need some, I guess, teams going back home to get some victories

here to balance these series out.

We'll see what L.A. can do can do in LA, Cleveland in Cleveland, Philly

and Philly. But even while I think two of those series look like maybe they could be short

ones and San Antonio really took control, even though they have dropped the home game, I do think

we're getting some fun games.

You know, Philly came back in game two, even without Embed and made that a competitive

one.

Both Detroit Cleveland games have been clutch time games.

Even L.A.

put up a fight tonight that kept it interesting.

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