Discusshane Shane Guzman

To get to the playoffs, you need your star players to play like star player. But to win playoff games, you need your role players to step up and produce star-like numbers. But to win key playoff games vs the defending champs, who are led by Stephen Curry, Draymond Green, and Klay Thompson, you need a miracle. And that miracle was Lonnie Walker IV.

AD dominated in the paint on both ends, per usual. Lebron chipped in with almost 30 points. But to overcome a 30-point triple-double and save the Lakers' season in the biggest game of the season, Lonnie IV rose up and never came back down.


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The Lakers rebounded with a 30-point blowout to the Warriors by putting on a defensive clinic led by Anthony Davis. Lebron James gave an all-around performance and revved up the Crypto crowd with his hustle plays. And D'Angelo Russell took control of the offense with his 3pt shooting. On the other hand, the Warriors' big 3 were completely flustered with their sloppy passes partnered with committing too many fouls. With LA leading the series 2-1, Game 4 will be the most crucial game of both of the teams' seasons. Will the Lakers put on a stranglehold with a 3-1 lead or will the Warriors take back control, tying the series at 2-2?



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The Lakers got blown out by the Warriors, led by their big 3 Curry, Draymond, & Klay. AD continues to be giving this roller-coaster type of performances with another bad game after an incredible outing. But despite the doom-and-gloom, there’s still reason to be optimistic about the Lakers going forward.

Today, we go over the LA Lakers 117-112 win over the GS Warriors in Game 1 of the NBA West Semifinals. Who are the Lakers MVPs of the game? Why Warriors fans & NBA media can’t bring up the free-throw discrepancy to excuse their loss? How the Lakers can adjust to the Warriors zone defense?

We see only see these stories in myths or fairytales that we're told as kids. But even as adults, these stories are as real as real can get. The story of the massive underdog, unlikely hero, the nobody going up against all odds to defeat the overwhelming favorite, the overpowered villain, the somebody. David and Goliath. The tortoise and the hare. Lebron being down 3-1 to the 73-9 Warriors with Kevin Durant. We've seen this story, and there's another one we can potentially add to the list: The Cincinnati Bengals vs the Los Angeles Rams (AKA Joe Burrow vs the star-studded LA Rams). 

Today I discuss the improbable, yet inspirational story of Joe Burrow going from the lowest of lows to defying the odds to be at the highest highs...not once, but twice in his short football career. From being the backup's backup to having the greatest season ever in college football history. From tearing his ACL in his rookie year to leading his team to the Super Bowl in the following year.

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