Hey, yeah, I feel like Kobe in a fourth quarter.

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It's May 22nd.

I'm here at Paycom Center in Oklahoma City with Britt Robson again, and we're going to give our immediate reactions to the wolves.

What was it, a 15-point loss in game two that put them down two games to none in the series.

Britt, the wolves again lose the turnover battle.

The defense was, the wolves defense was less effective in this game than they were in game one,

or the thunder offense was more productive and efficient in this game. And were in game one or the thunder offense was more productive and

efficient in this game and the wolves offense also was was sort of stifled again in a similar

way they didn't they didn't find a real extra gear in this game there's a lot of specific things to

get into with this but i was just kind of sitting there in the, maybe it was the fourth quarter.

And it was maybe one of the end of the thunder sort of barrages.

And it just,

I think the simplest way that my brain could put it was,

there's just a gap or there has been in these first two games

between the execution and the sharpness specifically.

I don't know if you thought I was going to say talent there because I'm not sure that's,

I don't think that's what it is.

There is, but there is a gap between, you know, how that Thunder team decides they're going to attack you.

They're going to read the way that you're guarding them and they're going to hit it over and over again.

The wolves tonight in these two games have kind of wandered.

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