Hoops Tonight - GAME 3 REACTIONS: SGA & Thunder go up 3-0 on LeBron & Lakers + Harden CLUTCH in Cavs win vs. Pistons

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The Herd with Colin Cowherd 1h 11m 3 speakers 4 chapters transcribed 4 months ago
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Jason 2:11
the volume all right welcome to hoops tonight here at the volume happy saturday everybody hope all you guys are having a great start to your weekend got a jam-packed show for you guys tonight we're gonna hit both of the games from tonight's game three semi-final slate and then at the tail end of the show jackson's gonna come on we're gonna take some questions from the jackets some other stories from around the NBA that we're going to hit, including Steve Kerr's two-year extension. You guys know the drill. Before we get started, subscribe to the Hoops Tonight YouTube channel so you don't miss any more of our videos. We're on the path to 150,000 subs. It would mean a lot to me if you guys would take a second to scroll down and hit that subscribe button.
Jason 2:57
If you're already subscribed, hit like and sign up for post notifications. It helps us a lot as well. All right, let's talk some basketball. So this series is... progressing as I expected it to, I predicted the thunder would sweep the Lakers. There's just a talent deficit that becomes impossible to make up for in this sort of circumstance. When I was looking at the rocket series, there's a certain amount of like, yeah, the Lakers have flawed players, but so does Houston. And one of the things that I talk about all the time on this show is is the way that your stars through what they do on any, any given possession through like just straight up offensive and defensive contributions, but also leadership and infusing your players with confidence.
Jason 3:40
They can usually like pull something out of flawed players in a way that like, I thought that was a real differentiator in the rocket series among two teams that had a lot of flawed players. Problem is the thunder don't really have that type of roster. The thunder are the most talented roster in the NBA by a wide margin.

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