I welcome on to a post game edition of the Twitter NBA show Wednesday night, a couple of game

twos in the books, both blots, spurs, taking care of Houston, the Tony Parker did go down

with the scary injury.

We'll talk about the adjustments the spurs made who played better, Houston tried to counter

those adjustments and then the impact of the Parker injury, which pop said it was not

good and there's an understanding that he could be out for a significant portion of time.

And then Cleveland killing Toronto again, despite Toronto's adjustments, those weren't

good enough.

Cleveland just has way too much talent for them still it seems.

And then we also got to get into the free agent wing class, which will be interesting

to talk about with this part of an ongoing series in which we're first talking about

all the free agents who are available and then we'll do offseason cap previews for all

of the teams.

So I'll start off with this thing.

We'll get into the nitty gritty momentarily.

But what was more real game one, Houston's performance, game two, San Antonio's performance?

It's certainly not an easy decision, but I would say game two for San Antonio.

There are some caveats I would put on that like San Antonio's offensive rebounding was

a little bit ridiculous in this.

They had 15 offensive boards, but they didn't turn the ball over nearly as much and the

spurs were pretty judicious.

I think they were 12th in the league and turnover rate, which is which is more in line.

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