joining me now is evening show host, mark willard. nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> what an amauzing time.re they own by asmany as 17 points and they rallied back to win. what are ur takeaways from that game and the biggestf challengegy team to pick them off? >> all three teams that are in these playoffs against the warriors have a loter less ence than them. and they've been there before. been there, done tha and this particular team, the big story going on with them right now is they've lost the most talented player in kevin durant and what that seems to g have done isvanized the guys. they're a little bit more foksed. it's a little nostalgic. they feel like the team in 15 and 2016, which they loved more than any other team. you hear fans saying they m not be as good but they're a little more fun.nk kevin durant is the key player, let me show you something. >> and the bay has always loved steph but nationally people do question can hee the best player on a championship team? because even when he was he didn't win fi

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