Trey Kirby

We lost.

He didn't care.

LeBron isn't playing the Thunder criticism game, but J.J.

Redick was for LeBron's behalf and for Austin Reeves' behalf.

And then Reeves, obviously, was very, very upset with the way the officiating went down last night.

It was a weird game.

There was a lot of weird stuff happening from a flagrant standpoint, from calls that were going one way or another.

I was laughing that every time John Goble went to the video review, it went against the Thunder.

So Thunder fans are upset, losing every challenge it felt like.

But the Lakers were very, very upset with the way this game was officiated.

And that's what the Thunder do to everybody.

They foul you a lot.

It ain't going to get called all the time, especially in the playoffs.

But they're able to keep their heads because, you know, they're getting the calls.

And no other team that they play is able to keep their heads.

They get so obsessed with the way the referee is going down that they lose track of the game and take themselves out of it at times.

They get the non calls.

That's the, that's the big thing is that they, they don't get called for the files that you're like, wait a second.

How's that not a file?

Well, thinking basketball.