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locked on podcast network, your team every day. Happy Tuesday everybody and welcome in to another edition of

the Lockdown NBA podcast where we talk about the latest and greatest things going

on around the NBA. My name's Tony East filling in today for

West Goldberg. I host the lockdown Pacers podcast about the Indiana Pacers and

with me always on Tuesdays Mr. David or Mill from lockdown He, David, has it going at this lovely very late Eastern time hour.

Fantastic, ready to talk basketball at one in the morning just like everybody else is, I'm sure.

David and I were both at a game today so it makes sense for us to cover those games in a little more detail, but a ton of action around the league, only three undefeated teams left, only two lossless teams left, so we're going to talk about who we think lasts the longest without a loss and who gets a win first between those two teams. But we'll start with the games we were at. David was at the Orlando Magic versus Miami Heat today.

Kyle Lowry returns from injury after missing the heat's Saturday game against the Pacers.

And he returns at a good time to play the lowly Orlando magic who are young

and not very good yet David what were your big takeaways from that game as the

he got back on track? Well that it's pretty evident that Carl Lowry has managed to make an incredible impact with Miami.

It's just a few games already this season like his incredible impact offensively is something tangible.

You saw that against the Indiana Pacers on Saturday.

Miami's offense was sluttish. They just didn't have any kind of control whatsoever.

Often looking to Tyler here to bail them out offensively and that wasn't the case on on either on the

season opener against the Milwaukee bucks where they blew out the bucks or

tonight when they blew out the Orlando magic. Lowry not putting up big numbers but setting the pace just confining shooters just

you know guiding everybody to their open spots and just has this incredible mastery over the other players that he shares the floor with and while he's not putting up a big numbers like I said he just he seems to get the best out of everybody and tonight it was Jerry Butler he had had 36 points, he scored 24 points,

at 11 of 13 shooting in the first half alone.

Wanda have some really, really big shots down to stretch there.

They didn't really need it by the fourth quarter,

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