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No Dunks · The Knicks Do It Again, Thunder Crush Nuggets & Steph Curry Out For A Week · 8 May 2025 podcast

holy crap get an iso cam on pj tucker him on both of these comebacks i just keep my eye up in the corner and he's talking to people in the crowd and he's like obviously pretty hyped that the comeback's uh real and they're gonna pull it off again and they did uh game three saturday 3 30 on abc i know chuck was pissed about that what how's this not prime time but madison square garden for game three a little afternoon game

Yeah, yeah. He might just, well, oh, yeah, it's ABC, so he wouldn't even be working. Good point.

I was going to say he doesn't want to be working in the afternoon, but why would he be working? Yeah, tell me what happens.

There's not many.

Clippers and Mavericks?

I remember Matt Austin dunking on us because after the Mavericks won game two, we said, the Clippers asked for this.

And then, as you can see what happened, good call by the Clippers.

Chicago Bulls. Right. Yeah, they were up 2-0 on the Celtics. Rondo got hurt.

I mean, does it involve our finalists of that year or no?

Okay.

They were down 2-0.

Okay.

And fans of the WWE are feeling great if they get a Halliburton Brunson in the Eastern Conference finals. Triple H will be pumped because they've had some good run-ins ringside. All right, well, would you bet on it? Would you bet on one of those two teams coming back to win the series this season, down 2-0, losing their first two home games?

I'm more likely, if I was picking either of them, I would pick the Celtics because the Cavs, I mean, who's playing for them?

I know the Porzingis part is very important, as, again, I keep just saying it. The Cavs, I mean, we don't even know if they're going to have two of their all-stars still, and then their main guy off the bench that they made a big trade for. That's true. So that's tough, too. What about you? How would you answer that one? Cavs or the Celtics more likely? Celtics. Okay.

Game three, though, on the line for both of them. Seasons. 100%. They're not winning. You can't go down 3-0.

Anything else from the Knicks? Shocking the world once again there. The Bing Bong Knicks, man. They are feeling themselves right now, and rightfully so. Nothing else? All right. Well, let's move to a game that shouldn't take that long. Shea Gildas Alexander scored 34 points in three quarters. Thunder set league and team records in a 149-106 win over the Nuggets last night.

They tied their series at one game apiece. OKC becoming the first home team to win a game in the second round. So kudos to them. Right from the jump, Trey. OKC pretty hell-bent on getting some revenge here for that Game 1 loss. They were up 45-21 at the end of the first quarter. They were shooting 71.4% from the field. They continued the dominance in the second. They were up 78-43 at one point.

They led 124-76 after three quarters. The largest lead was 49 points. SGA was a plus 51 in this game. So OKC did what we thought maybe they were doing game one, not game two. So maybe if we had flipped it, it's like, oh, yeah, this series is normal, but it was turned on its head here, but your takeaway is from a blowout from the Thunder.

Yeah, I thought the Nuggets had it when they were up 2-0, but then a brief 149-104 run for Oklahoma City. They found the NBA hack. 20-point leads aren't safe. 30-point leads are safe. Shout out to Tom Poro, who texted me at 12.24 a.m. and said, no effing way. Can't believe OKC coughed that game up. Nobody was staying awake during the second half of this one. The Thunder played with desperation.

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