It's the Lockdown Podcast podcast. I'm Antonirwin. I am not joined by anybody right now, but in segments

two and three, we are going to throw to part one of a conversation I have with David Rameel of Locked On Heat, just like we did it a couple of shows ago before the series kicked off.

What I'm going to do for this, you know, five minutes or so before we throw to that conversation is take a question

or two from your guys on iTunes and then I'll come back to the questions once we have another chance.

It's just we're super busy right now.

So I promise I'm going to answer the questions at some point for you guys,

even if I have to do a bonus episode to get those in but for now

we're gonna I just I'm always very interested by the way momentum shifts over the course of a series and the best way to kind of get a

gauge for that is to talk to the other team and the people who have their

finger on the pulse of what the other team's fans are feeling.

Let's go ahead though and answer a quick question here.

Q Breezy 12 writes, thoughts on Bill Simmons and Stugots,

suggesting the heat should start Haslam for six hard vals

to take out one of LeBron or Anthony Davis on his podcast

title, The Lakers Cruising.

So Pete and I talked the other day about this concept of objectivity

and to me me the worst the worst people in the industry

swear up and down that their objective or that their analysis have no biases but we all know that there are biases

involved there are biases by the way that like we it's it's completely

subconscious it's not there are some biases that we feel

that we aren't necessarily in complete control of like for example I don't think beat reporters that cover only one team should have a vote for MVP because all they see all year are the games in front of them.

Whereas you look at somebody like Zach Lowe, you look at somebody, some

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