Awarding Gold Medals To Last Night's Best Games & Performances

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J.E. Skeets 0:10
Good morning, sweet world, and welcome to the No Dunks podcast presented by FanDuel. It's Thursday, February 12th, 2026. I'm J.E. Skeets here in the Classic Factory and alongside me, as always, Tass Mellis.
Trey Kirby 0:22
Hello, podcast listeners. This is for you.
J.E. Skeets 0:24
Next to him, it's my top shot hot boy, Trey Kirby. Ayo.

What were the standout NBA games and performances from last night?

J.E. Skeets 0:29
Ayo. And over yonder, making the magic happen, super producer, J.D. Hello. There he is. Yeah. Here we are. Hello to everybody on YouTube. Hello podcast listeners. We got a lot to talk about here today. We're going to play Is This News later on. We're going to have some fun with all of those games from last night. But we start with another wedgie. I can't believe it. This is wedgie 47, guys. We're nearly at 50 at the All-Star break. And this was Gigi Jackson II crashing the offensive glass, tipping it in there as he went under the rim. Kids can't believe it. Whoa, a late game wedgie, dude. We're on pace for 6-7, my guy. That's how kids talk, right? So 47 wedgies, awesome, awesome stuff. Would love to get one more tonight.
J.E. Skeets 1:17
Get it up to 48. Now I'm getting greedy, I know. But 48 wedgies before the All-Star break. And then you never know. Maybe a wedgie in the Rising Stars game. Maybe a wedgie in the All-Star game. Would we count a wedgie in the three-point contest? I don't know. We're going to find out watching it live together. Oh, that would be sad. If you stuck a wedgie in the three-point contest?
Trey Kirby 1:38
Yeah. That would be awesome. Stop the clock?
Unknown 1:41
Yeah, what do you do?
Trey Kirby 1:43
I think you keep going.
J.E. Skeets 1:45
Maybe like those guys that get the balls, the men and women, are so athletic that they have one person out there that can jump up and pop it out right away. Yeah. Just to keep the flow going. Yeah, that'd be awesome. Get a broom, get a broom, pop it. Fingers crossed we get a wedgie in the three-point contest. All right, we'll get into Is This News later. But like I said, a ridiculous 14 NBA games on last night. We would usually, with a busy schedule like that, draft our favorite games or our favorite performances. But we've caught Olympic fever here in the Classic Factory. So instead, let's hand out some medals in a new segment we're calling the NBA Podium. Yeah. You've been watching the double luge. One of the weirdest events we got.
J.E. Skeets 2:32
Just insane when you think about it. Lay on me. So crazy. It's one of the weirdest, for sure. But we're going to hand out some golds, some silvers, and some bronze. And our ribbons don't break here on no dunks to last night's best games or best performances or whatever you want to do. Tass, you get to start it. You got the first gold medal to hand out where you want to start.
Trey Kirby 2:54
We'll start with the Los Angeles Clippers. Gold goes to the Clippers and especially Kawhi Leonard for scoring 19 points in the fourth quarter to get them the win in Houston. This is how you take it into the all-star weekend in your arena to show off the into it. Don't because it's going to look cool. That being said, I didn't think they were going to win this game. Late third quarter, I thought the Rockets had it. Reed Shepard hit a shot for them. It was a three-pointer, and he was in the corner just in front of his own bench. He got into a little bit of a squat. I thought he was taking a poop on the floor there. I thought he was showing that we won this game. Put a little poop emoji under that. But fourth quarter, Clippers turned it on.
Trey Kirby 3:33
Kawhi, of course, was big, but really it was their energetic defense that got this thing going. Brooke Lopez was huge. He stole one from Reed Shepard. He poked out of Reed Shepard's hands, and I thought he was doing a great job against Alper and Shengun. You could hear Alper and Shengun have a mid-range shot that he turned down because Brooke was just there. You could hear him on the audio. Ah! Just screamed because Brooke matched him in this game. I thought the energy defensively from Benedict Matherin was great. He had a big block on Alper and Chengu that helped out. He had drives. He wasn't really comfortable on offense in this game quite yet with his new team, but he went to the free throw line 10 times.

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