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Speaker 1: Eleven one on Sports Talk seven ninety. Let's say how

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to our good friend Ryan Hollinds. You catch him on

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Space City Home Network and he will be on the

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call for game one Sunday night. Remember any game that's

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not on the EBC, that means all the TNTs, at

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least in his first round, Ryan's happy, smiley face will

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be on there. Rhino, what's a good word?

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Speaker 2: What's going on? Brother?

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Speaker 1: Man?

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Speaker 3: I missed you.

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Speaker 1: The Rockets didn't win while I was gone. It's time

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for me to get back. It's time for the Rockets

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to be dub Nation for the third time this year.

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Speaker 2: You know what, I think?

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Speaker 4: It means so much more to the city, to this teams,

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and it's all of us and the excitement, the frustration.

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Speaker 2: Matt.

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Speaker 4: The first time I will say since I've been in

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Houston that I'm struggling right now, dude. And the reason

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I'm struggling is I've been a player in these situations.

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Like my juices are going, I'm ready to get on.

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Speaker 2: The part and go make it an impact. But you

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will be.

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Speaker 4: There chearing our guys on. But again, man, you can

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cut the tension with a knife, and it's felt nationwide

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right now with the Rockets and Warriors about the square

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off and it's.

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Speaker 2: In matt I don't know.

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Speaker 4: It's just crazy right now that the lawyers are favored.

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But you know what, I think that's the way you'd

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Speaker 2: You're the Houston Rocket, you know what.

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Speaker 1: I don't know why it is. I think a lot

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of it is because Golden State has the playoff pedigree. Also,

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they're twenty one and seven. Since Jimmy has joined that

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team and him and Currby been together. I also think

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there's a lot of unknown about the Houston Rockets team.

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So with that being put in perspective, what did you

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take away from the win the Rockets had in Golden

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State a week ago when kurr He went one for ten.

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What did you take away from watching that play in

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game where Memphis was able to come back from down

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twenty to make it a ballgame? Are there any chinks

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in the armor right now for Golden Steak? It feels

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like to me it's a lot about Jimmy, It's a

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lot about Steph Brandon, pa Jimski has had its moments,

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but there's not a whole lot beyond what those two

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maybe two plus a half bring to the table right

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now for Golden State.

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Speaker 4: When it gets down to it, with all due respect

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to the greatness to Jimmy Butler when he's.

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Speaker 2: Brought to the table.

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Speaker 4: From what we've seen, and obviously Jimmy can pull a

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rabbit out of a hat some playoff time, We've seen

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it with his time with the Miami Heat. They're still

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very Steph Perry centric, and they have to have Steph

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to have a major game essentially to win. So for

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Emay and the Rocket standpoint, and you've seen this from

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Emay even more so fine tuning down the stretch, he's

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gonna say somebody else to beat you.

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Speaker 5: And one big takeaway that I.

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Speaker 4: Saw and I know if from playing against the Warriors

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is when they have non shooters on the floor, you

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can zone up, but those non shooters become dangerous because

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they play it throwing gold games. So even though Draymond's open,

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I'm sacking ten feet off Draymond, right But as soon

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as Draymond gets it, he pitches to Curry and he

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runs off of DH show or he kind of runs

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off his hip. So now you go from guardian the

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non shooter. So I got to be at the level

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if not extended. So that's the challenge. And Steph Curry,

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the problems he presents, they're so unorthodox because you break

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the rules of basketball. I got to pick the guy

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up at half part when the ball's on the weak side,

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what do we do that we jump to the ball.

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Oh no, no, no, no, you don't jump to the

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ball against Curry. So you're pretty much playing one on four.

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I'm also looking to see if he may throws some

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wrinkles in his zone, if there's some extended topridge or

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a different type of maybe a box and one. But

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as extreme as the Warriors now, as step Curry centric

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as they are, I think you're gonna see some unique

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defenses thrown at him. And again Houston did an unbelievable job,

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not just starting with the men Thompson, but as from

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a team perspective, jumping out on those screens, hedging being

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high and you got to overly communicate against Curry and

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Speaker 1: Ryan Hollins spa city home network with us here on

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the radio program. How much do you want to see

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the double bigs out there for the rockets of all

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the teams that you wouldn't put a lot into it.

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It would be Golden State. Can you force the agenda

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or do you have to kind of pick your spots

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Speaker 2: No, I think you roll with it.

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Speaker 4: And the challenge when you go double big, I think

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you go zone and you match up and you draw

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the attention to Curry. So I very much think it

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will work. And what happens when it's effective, Matt is

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versus the opposing team. To do what they gotta go big.

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They gotta throw size out there. They have to play

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a way that they're not used to playing. So if

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you end up with Draymond and Looney on the floor,

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that's a lot of defense, a lot of size that

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Speaker 2: But at the end of the day, it hurts you.

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Speaker 4: And if you watch Memphis, Memphis went double big. They

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played Edie a whole lot in that game. Edie ends

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up with fourteen and seventeen. And I think that Houston's

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biggs are, you know, arguably the most effective double big

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that you can find in the league. You see what

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Dallas has over there, obviously, you know it's more about

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Jaron Jackson junior playing the flour when Edie's out there.

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Speaker 2: But with Steven Adams.

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Speaker 4: On the boards and shingoon lighting up offensively, I think

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you can do it in spurts, and that's what we've

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Speaker 3: Emay Ross with you here as well, Ryan, and Yeah,

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that's what I wanted to kind of go to is

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the Rockets. We talk about them defending the Warriors. What

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about them offensively? What are the things that you're going

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to be keeping an eye on that you really want

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to see for them to be most effective against the

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Speaker 4: Well, you got to be strong with the basketball, you know,

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whenever you drive against the Warriors. They're great individual one

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on one defenders because they don't have a lot of

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help on the weak side. Also, desentially they're the best

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team in the NBA at being at the level and

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the pick and roll.

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Speaker 2: What I mean at the level. They don't sit back

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Speaker 4: They don't give you space Draymond Green and Looney if

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they're not switching, they have the athleticism to get up

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and then retreat with the shingoon or retreat with an atom.

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So for our guards, they got to be super technical.

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They got to tack downhill and again brought that fluff

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test the foot speed at Draymond Green, get him in foul,

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trouble test the foot speed of Looney make those guys

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have to defend. But they've been there before in these

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big moments, and again you're gonna have to force switches,

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they're gonna have to force double teams, and you got

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to play through their physicality because it's not just.

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Speaker 2: An outright foul. It's just we're bumping.

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Speaker 4: You, shouldering you on everything you're doing. And they're very,

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very technically sound.

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Speaker 3: And one of the things we talked about a lot,

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Ryan is the the the amount of playoffs experience, and

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obviously the Warriors have the edge there, how much does

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that actually matter? Like where does it matter most? I

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should say, is it preparation, is it on the floor

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or is it something that we kind of just talk

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in the media and it gets overblown.

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Speaker 4: No, it ain't overblown at all. When it's when the

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game gets extremely tight, guess what happens. Like they know

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what they're going to they know who their guy is,

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they know the sex they're gonna run.

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Speaker 2: It's a very cerebral group.

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Speaker 4: If per throws out an adjustment, they're ready to adjust

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on the floor. And in those playoff games, every fill

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is different. Sometimes the energy is really high. Sometimes the

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referees are calling it tighter. And for a young player,

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that can throw you off. You can emotionally get caught

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in the shuffle of what's going on. Draymond's used to

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pushing the line. Okay, He's going to be pushing the line,

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and the challenge is, hey.

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Speaker 2: Do I push that line back with him? Or do

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Speaker 4: You know what puts me in a situation where I can,

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at the end of the day play best. So you're

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gonna be looking for those things.

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Speaker 2: It is a factor.

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Speaker 4: And for Houston, the beauty is that email Udoka has depth.

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Speaker 2: He had guys.

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Speaker 4: He has Jeff Greens, he has Dylan's, he has Van Bleez,

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he has Landell's. If you needed, he has Steven Adams

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who have experienced in those moments. And you ain't have

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to be patient, you know.

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Speaker 2: So let's say let's just throw it out right, Let's spitball.

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Speaker 4: Let's say Jalen Green's not having a night. You might

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need it might be Ian Holliday stepping in and saving

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the day, with all due respects, but you're gonna need

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Jalen Green to bounce right back. And show up and

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be prepared in the next game. And for email, he

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hasn't been afraid to, you know, pull that switch. It's

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nothing personal, but he's gonna go with whatever he feels

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best out there, all.

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Speaker 1: Right, for let you run. Look, if you stop Curry,

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you got a great shot. If the Rockets don't get

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much from Jalen Green Warriors, you a great job of

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stopping him and Shanun the Rockets don't have a shot.

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Can you give me one intangible factor that helps and

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or hurts the Rockets? Not name the things I just said,

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like in the back of your mind. Give me a

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sneaky headline that I think you think will be a

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huge part of this series. If the Rockets are able

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to pull off what will be considered an upset, I'm gonna.

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Speaker 4: Give you two guys on each side.

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Speaker 2: Let's just spot like that, and I'll just answer to

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your question. Sure, what the.

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Speaker 4: Heck is going on with the John and Jonathan kaminga deal?

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He is corning the Rockets up. In the past. He

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actually didn't play when they played because he was injured

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and they had a one and done game. And I

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don't know if this was because of the lineup. Trust

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whatever it is, Kamingia gets zero minutes, bro No, Kaminga

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is a guy when the Rockets are going big stuffund

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really help out Golden State or hurt.

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Speaker 5: Them or is Kurrent not gonna roll with him? And

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for the for Houston, I'm going big now. Another guy

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that I want to point to for the Houston Rockets

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is the unsung hero right now who kind of makes

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things work that he's the oil to the will right

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right now, JABARTI Smith Jr. In the flow of the game.

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This guy has rebounded.

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Speaker 4: The ball out of his mind. He makes Houston very big.

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He's a small ball center. He's the three guard okay

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when you go in the double big lineup. And Jabbari

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is really a guy that has just quietly helped the

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Rockets roll along with their success. So for him, I

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think less has been more. He's done a lot of

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the little things. I know, men Thompson is mister little things. Okay,

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we're running out of things to say for him. But

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Jabbari having a good series in the role that he's in.

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He's the sneaky guy that I don't think you really

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prepare for. And as we've seen through his young career.

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He loves these big moments. Man, he's mentally in a

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great space where some people would have lost their starting

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spot and get in their feelings and take this guy's excelled.

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Speaker 2: All right.

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Speaker 1: Lastly, tell Ross the ultimate Halbachi pregame meal for a

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Sunday night tilt with the Warriors. Go ahead, let's go.

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Speaker 4: Listen, we we we've been doing.

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Speaker 2: We've been doing. Benny Hannah, Benny Hann is a go

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to bro. Now we didn't match up with.

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Speaker 4: Denver, but listen and Matt, Me and Matt Thomas Ross,

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Me and Mett Thomas at the time of our lives

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in Denver, and it was just like me and Matt.

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And what I'm finding out is like Matt's really possessive

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over me. So when it comes like he's really possessive,

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Like you know, I did put a Botchi with Gerald,

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our great social photographer, and I mean, like you know, Matt,

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Matt couldn't even look me in the eyes the next day.

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It was just it was a it was a thing. Okay,

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So yeah, he's.

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Speaker 2: Got he's got right.

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Speaker 3: Only child syndrome is what it is.

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Speaker 1: That's not fair at all.

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Speaker 4: Absolutely, oh absolutely he is Maddy Thomas says, it's play.

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Speaker 2: He does.

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Speaker 4: You're not a share, Okay, he had a shareff you

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know he had a share.

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Speaker 1: All right, Hey, I look forward to seeing you on Sunday.

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You get your game face on you what suit you're

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gonna wear on Sunday night?

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Speaker 2: Oh my god, I don't know, dude. I'm so man,

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I'm so excited. I don't know what to do with myself.

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Speaker 4: My hands, my hands just keep floating in the air,

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and I'm just I don't know if I'm playing in

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the game or calling the game.

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Speaker 1: I'm just excited, right, all right, Well, hey, get you

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some rest. Thank you friend. We'll see you on Sunda night.

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Thanks for the time today. We really appreciate it. All right, guys,

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all right, as our breddy Ryan Hollins