Logan Murdock

It was funny.

28.

I mean, yeah, I think it's probably 60, nah, probably 70, 30.

Like, look, the Rockets showed their lack of veteran leadership and true star power tonight in this scenario.

Like, you could see that.

They were scrambling.

Like, they couldn't figure out how to get it together.

They were throwing the ball all over the place.

Like, Reed Shepard was...

I think 0 for 8 at one point.

Then he was 2 for 10.

But some of the turnovers, like you could see he was pressing, trying to do too much.

No knock on him as a player, but like, you know, you're asking him to do things at this point in his career that he shouldn't be responsible for in that way.

And like that showed, but LeBron...

you know lebron came out and was was with it like he he came out uh rui was ready to play and you know when what i can't quantify it i can't put it into words it's hard it's hard to say it in any other way when when those role guys

are looking on the road and you're coming out in a scenario like this, a game six, you've lost the last two and you're pretty sure that you're ready to play and, you know, everybody's game, but you never really know how this game is going to unfold.

And that ball goes up and your star is not there to be a star.

We have a problem.

We have a fucking problem.

But when you look over and you see your star, your goat saying, hey, fellas, I'm ready to rock and roll.