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Are you kidding?

Hello and welcome to the Game Theory podcast.

I'm your Osam Sampasini.

But if you watch the tape, what you will see completely orchestrated this game.

Hello and welcome to the game theory podcast.

I'm your host Samvacini.

Bryce Simon is here.

We're going to talk all about the four game ones of the conference semifinals. We'll start with

the Lakers Thunder, then get into Pistons Cavs. We will go back in time yesterday. We will talk about

Nick 76ers. We will talk about Minnesota and the Spurs. My guess is that we will finish on that one, because that one might be the one that we spend the most time on if you made me guess because that is a very, very interesting series. It's certainly the game that I took the most notes on over the course of the four games. But before we get to those games, Bryce, what's going on, buddy? That was not the game I took the most notes on, but that's just because I take a ridiculous amount of notes on Pistons game. But I do think it was the most notes I've taken on a non-piston's game this season. And I think from at least three of these series, one of my biggest takeaways was just how important matchups are and what

teams have in terms of defending the other team's best players.

And listen, those things can change throughout a series and you can change rotations and

lineups and defensive coverages.

But in three of these four series, I'm going to at least bring up in some capacity.

Do they have somebody to guard this guy?

Do they have somebody to guard that guy?

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