The NBA Playoffs are back in Oklahoma City — and so is the fun. Game 1 between the Thunder and Pelicans was full of high drama and big plays. But after a much closer call than many expected, is there reason to be concerned? We break it all down on The Jenni & Berry Show.

Episode highlights:
1:05 : What did you feel after Game 1? Frustration? Enjoyment? Concern?
3:15 : Was the Thunder-Pelicans an outlier among all Game 1s?
6:15 : Was there one moment that harkened back to the old playoff days most?
7:30 : Were the poor shooting percentages a result of good defense or just bad shooting?
10:50 : What Thunder reserve might need more minutes moving forward in this series?
12:15 : What are we to make of the Thunder’s rebounding deficit?
14:45 : What stands out about the final two minutes of the game?
21:15 : What did we learn about the Thunder’s defensive strategy late?
24:00 : What is the biggest adjustment the Thunder needs to make heading into Game 2?

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