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Victor Weniama cleared the concussion protocol today, so he was able to get out there,

but it was an adjustment period for him and the Spurs Blazers.

Blazers took a really nice half-time lead, but it was short-lived just as in game three.

And San Antonio, we're recording here in the waiting moments of this game is going to take a three games to one lead.

What we got from this one.

You talked about the adjustment period.

And I think it's that and the Blazers' offense looked the best it has looked in this

entire series, including in the time when yamama missed in that second quarter.

They rode a 33 to 18 second, where they were 11 and 19 from the field, had seven assists

on 11 made baskets.

So the Blazers had a 5841 first half lead, thinking it was going to be

at least a six game series, and then San Antonio sorned back. And I think this is a tale of two

halves. I'll give a couple of stats on that. In the first half, the San Antonio Spurs, 83.7 offensive

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