Pears, mealy, peaches, slimy, pineapples, pointy, and half of one cherry.

It's not enough. Half of one cherry. It's not enough. It's more than enough. It's not.

It's more than enough. It's not. It's more than enough. It's not.

It's more than enough. And they will be thankful for it for they do not deserve it.

Good morning. Sweet World. And welcome to the No Dunks, presented by Amazon Prime. It's Monday, May 12th, 2025. This is The Classic Factory. I'm Jay Skeets, and alongside me, as always, Tass Melis. Podcast listeners and cherry lovers. I just had some yesterday. They were great. This one's for you. Next to him, it's the bearded one with top shot hot boy,, Trey Kirby. Hey, yo. And Over Yonder, making the magic happen. Super producer, JD. Hello. There he is. And here we are. Hello to everybody on YouTube. Hello, podcast listeners on today's show. We're going to get you all set for tonight's game fours in Madison Square Garden and the Bay. we'll show you who wins the NBA draft lottery tonight before it

even happens. We already know we figured it out over the weekend, but first let's break down

Saturdays games. Let's start with the early one because it was the more entertaining of the

two, though it was Bubba Sparks. It was ugly. Oh my God. SGA scored 25, helped the thunder

pass the Nuggets, 92 to 87. Tied the series at two games apiece, but they shot a combined

21 for 86 from three-point range tasks. They missed over a hundred shots combined there

on Sunday afternoon.

Nuggets had eight points, I guess, in the first quarter, but we're in the game because, you know, the Thunder, did I say that right? The Nuggett scored eight points? Yeah. But the Thunder weren't scoring that much more, but in the end, OKC got it done. Clutch play from SGA and the team. Absolutely. This looked a little worrisome for OKC in the fourth quarter.

They were down eight points.

It looked like game three where they may not be able to recover and they fought. I thought Chey Gildj was fourth quarter compared to his fourth quarter in game three was way better. I thought in game three where he settled for threes a lot of the time. He was one of eight in that fourth quarter. Half of his shots were threes. He was just trying to win it from the three-point line. In this one, they pushed it. Shea led that. They distributed the ball a lot more. He was three of seven in the quarter. He did have a couple dagger attempts there. Yeah. But I thought those were okay because they're up five.

They're both on one possession where he tried to hit a three and then they got an offensive rebound.

I thought that was fine.

Him pushing the ball I thought was important in the fourth quarter because when they're down four, or excuse me, down eight early in the fourth quarter, they start distributing and their depth came through. Kaysen Wallace, splash. Another one.

Keep on pushing that ball. Kaysen Wallace, splash at two threes. Aaron Wiggins, another one. Splash.

So they just got all their guys going. Their depth showed. Bench points were 35 to 8 in this game.

The Nuggets, that's obviously a problem. Even though their starters won 79 to

57 somehow in this game, the man Yokic wasn't the guy. No, he was not. He was not. Seven of

22 in this one. Only hitting three shots in the paint. The team only hit 10 shots in the paint

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