Wosny Lambre
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first heard Nov 2024
last heard 4 Jun
Wosny Lambre’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like, look at what this guy does. Great cutter, great rebounder, great defender. Just shoots open shots when it's swung to him. Like, hits the break. Like, he uses his tools to the best of his ability to fit into what Golden State's trying to do. Kaminga basically does none of that and thinks that he's Kobe. And it's just like, eh, I don't know why I should still be excited about him.
Yeah, I mean, you mean pre-injury? Yeah. Oh, yeah, absolutely. Just because the Wolves are just collectively not the most highly executing team, right? And the Dubs are the opposite. These guys are... veterans with insane playoff know-how collectively, and they have a great coach.
And so I was just like, just based off of that alone, I thought the Dubs would give them a great series and definitely had a chance. I'm not going to say I thought they were going to win. I just assumed Minnesota's size would eventually end up being too much. And Anthony Edwards, playing more like he did in the second half of Game 1,
throughout the series, I just assume Minnesota would eventually wear these guys down. But now it's hard to see it. And, you know, I know they said they're going to reevaluate in a week. That's not how hamstrings work. This guy's not coming back in a week.
But then, you know, I was talking to some warriors friends and they brought up something that I thought was kind of pretty, you know, head, head on. Um, The Dubs came into the season thinking these young guys were somehow going to be competent enough to make this thing work. You're talking about like Pods and Kaminga. Yeah. And they make this trade for Jimmy Butler.
Finally, they get Steph some help. Only they have to treat the last like 25 games basically like playoff games. So they've been going all out essentially since February. And it's hard for me not to believe that that didn't play a role in why Jimmy, I mean, excuse me, why Steph ends up straining his hammy because he's been going pedal to the metal for months now. Shouts to Joe House, man.
Welcome to the BS podcast, brother.
First red flag is that terrible number. Why? I'm sure it's some tribute probably to a late family member or something like that. I'm sure there's something heartwarming to it, but bro... Get a real jersey number, first of all. And yeah, he's clearly, you know, he's out there in the Bay Area with those folks. I wouldn't be surprised if he's micro-dosed some shrooms, you know, every now and again.
That would not shock me. That's what the facial and the hair is giving for me.
I see it a little bit differently. I think Minnesota is the kind of team that really does play up or down to their competition. You know, they beat Denver like five times this season. You know, all of their OKC games, for the most part, have been fun. Um... And Edwards is just a hyper-competitive guy that way.
And so I'm not surprised, you know, Steph goes down and they're kind of just dilly-dallying and aren't giving it their best effort. But there were times today where you saw the team that we saw in moments against the Lakers. And so... I think they will give anybody a run for their money. I'm talking about from the best teams left in the playoffs.
But they do have moments of just boneheaded basketball. And it's been like this basically for three, four years now.
I don't even think Draymond's deep-seated and rooted hatred for Rudy Gobert is even going to be enough. They just can't do it without 30.
I mean, I would say the Cavs by far. The Boston Celtics aren't missing two all-NBA caliber players, right? And another guy who they've seen as their key deadline deal in DeAndre Hunter. So, like, I think Mobley's going to come back from his injury. He'll probably be a little limited. It's an ankle. People come back from those and, you know, just gut it out. Garland isn't coming back.
All indications are that that toe injury is horrible. And coming into the series, I kind of felt like they could win the series even without Garland. I did think they were that much better than Indy, but now you're down 0-2 and the guy who at many points of the season has been your best player is severely limited and hampered. They got a whale...
of, you know, basically of a job to do to win four out of five games against this Pacers team that is just, they're clicking, man. Well, you know who agrees with you?
Especially not a current athlete or a current player. I know Kevin Durant is famously known for being in his mentions, reading everything that's written about him in the media and what people are saying on social. But most people try to present a face of like, I'm above the fray.
Um, and Halliburton coming out and just being like, nah, man, like I'm reading all these horrible things that are being said about me and it's bumming me the hell out. And then it's actually was having an impact on my game. That is unique. Most times, like, again, like active players don't like to show, you know, present themselves as having flaws or weaknesses or whatever the case may be.
And so, yeah, I mean, I think it's dope that he talked about it. And I think it's even better that he's sending a message that like, you need to block that out. The Internet has, you know, many great things about it. You know, in many ways, we owe our careers to the Internet. But God damn, is it negative and just nasty as hell.
And so, man, it's just a smart thing for him to do to just lock in with your people and be a great pacer. And look at these guys. They're up 2-0, you know, against the number one team in the East this season.
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