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Playoff anticipation is at an all-time high, and Peter, Garrett, and Duncan attempt to quench that thirst by covering the most anticipated matchup of the first-round: Nets vs. Celtics (28:14). But first, they go over Minnesota's victory over the Clippers (11:07), including KAT's struggles (12:26), how we talk about role players (15:39), and how the Clippers will respond without Paul George (17:50).
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Seven Seconds Or More welcomes Duncan to the show as an official third host before getting to coverage of the last step before the playoffs: the play-in tournament. Peter, Garrett, Duncan, and friend of the show Daniel Park break down each matchup and discuss MVP voter rationale (5:24), who the best true point guard in the league is (22:26), Paige Bueckers' NBA comp (27:13), how much we miss the Sprite Cranberry holiday commercials (47:09), and The Big Penguin (1:18:16).
Timestamps for each matchup:
CHA @ ATL (17:14)
LAC @ MIN (33:16)
CLE @ BKN (1:00:43)
SAS @ NOP (1:25:17)
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Peter and Garrett welcome friend of the show Duncan Edel by analyzing UConn's loss in the National Championship to South Carolina on Sunday (1:42) before pivoting to some NBA talk (9:50). They spend the rest of the show discussing their favorite players they've watched this season, including LaMelo Ball (19:10), Tyrese Maxey (46:00), Grant Williams (52:11), and Anthony Edwards (1:01:24), and if any of them have serious contention for Most Improved Player.
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Peter and Garrett start off their new show by taking a look at the first-place Miami Heat (2:25), before trying to figure out the Celtics' future without Robert Williams (9:19) and Marcus Smart's candidacy for DPOY. They end off the show with a discussion on what makes a top-10 player (30:15) and Peter's current picks for All-NBA (50:56).
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