All right, Patrick, we've been teasing it throughout the playoffs,

but it's now official Andrew Wiggins is an NBA champion as of last night.

Boy, talk about a punch in the face for the Celtics,

that they're kind of going along doing well, 21 in a row, the Warriors score, and with a big old run and dumped by Wiggy.

You know, open court created by great shooting has, you know, for all the other things,

we can talk about stability and everything.

There's room for him to operate now, and he's gotten more aggressive, obviously.

But when you've got three shooters, you have to guard instead of none, it's helped this game, I would say, quite a bit.

And the fact that what has shocked me more than anything is the fact he's become a defensive ace.

That's really strange.

But somebody reminded me that when he came out of college, one reason they were, he didn't come out of it.

You know, when he came out of one year of college, they were talking about what a great defender he could become.

He's six foot eight, you know, that's a, for that athletic of a guy, and he's gotten bigger and

thicker, but he's 6'8, he should be able to guard people, and he finally decided to.

What's interesting, isn't the Warriors, like, statistically one of the top three defensive teams in the league.

I actually think, I think they were number one in defensive net rating in the regular season.

And no one, everyone was, you know, Boston's defense, I'm pretty sure the Warriors were number one in defensive,

uh, defensive net rating.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And the Celtics might have been too. I mean, the Celtics are mean and

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