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Speaker 1: How's it going, Clippers fans. Welcome to a pretty late,

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just postgame decompression session. After the Clippers, I would say

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a little bit surprisingly beat the Nuggets by thirty four points.

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I just got back from into it where first and foremost,

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we're gonna talk a little bit about what happened on

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the court. Hats off to the fans, Hats off to

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the wall and the Wall leader. Everyone who was in

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that building tonight absolutely brought it. From the players to

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the crowd. It was phenomenal all the way around. I

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did not know what I totally expected. I knew it

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was going to be loud. I knew the energy was

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going to be in the building, but god damn was

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it fantastic to see in person for the first time.

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The Clippers absolutely again just crushed the Nuggets. After a

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pretty back and forth start to this game, this game

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started like a rock fight. The Nuggets were in a

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zone to start, which was really weird. They were packing

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the paint, their Clippers are kind of just trading buckets,

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and then they just pulled away. There was a flurry.

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There's god, I just can't even let's look at the basics.

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I guess the basics that we talked about before this

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series were if the Clippers can control the turnovers and

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if they can be competent on the boards, things would

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be okay. Well tonight they did both of those things.

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They won turnovers by six, they won boards by ten.

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I would bet that every game that they have won

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boards by ten and turnovers by six day of one.

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But I don't think every game they've played against the

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fourth best offense in the league. Clippers shot forty eight

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percent from the field in this one, forty six percent

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from three. There was a stretch in this game, I

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want to say, halfway through the second where the Nuggets

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couldn't buy a three. Niko Batum I think hit two

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or three in the second and it felt good. I

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like what that Mexican Nara is saying here up twenty

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and spil at the edge of my seat, as all

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Clippers fans were. This game didn't really feel like I

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was in the building, and even in the building, it

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was a little what's gonna happen here? So yeah, shout

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out that Mexican Nara. I'm celebrating a little bit. I

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do have to work tomorrow, but whatever in the third quarter,

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I don't know. I don't even know what I believe

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they were actually gonna win this game at one, but

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they went on a seventeen point run. I just can't

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and again, this game started. This game started as if

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the Nuggets were trying to prove something, which makes sense,

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it's the playoffs. They came out really crisp. They came

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out focused, trying to match the energy of the wall,

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and the Clippers came out a little frantic. The start

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of this game was not necessarily pretty. The Nuggets got

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some easy buckets to open this one. You'll getch I

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think had seven assists in the first quarter, which has

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lots overcome. He finished with thirteen. But the Clippers locked

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in everywhere they needed to. They held onto the ball.

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The defense by Chris, we're gonna talk about Kawhi, We're

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going to talk about hard and all that stuff. Chris

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Dunn and Niko Batoum were unbelievable in this game for

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the Clippers. They had a couple shifts together where it

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was it was going to be impossible for the Nuggets

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to do whatever they wanted to do when these two

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guys were on the floor. Tonight, everyone was playing cohesively

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on the defensive end. Uh, there was no I don't

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think there was a bad decision made for three quarters

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for sure. On defense, Done drew a quick foul which

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was a little scary. I thought TYLERU made a really

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good sub. There was like a minute and forty left

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in the second quarter in Dune and Zoo both had

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two fouls, and it just felt like, well, shit, if

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you're the Nuggets, why would you not go straight at them?

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Tyler subbed them out. Nothing really affected that, you know,

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the lead wasn't changed. It was I just I liked

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that move by Tyler. Tyler gave credit to the fans

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post game. He said, our fans were unbelievable tonight. They

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came out, They showed up and showed out. Credit to

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James Harden one turnover, m incredible call, one turnover, finished

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with twenty nine assists in one dime. Tyler postgame said

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it was just a masterclass in taking what the defense

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gives you. And it was because the Nuggets changed up

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a lot of stuff. Again. The Nuggets started this game

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in zone, which if you've watched the Clippers for long enough,

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you get kind of scared when the other team's going

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to zone because the Clippers look bad and to start

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this game it worked. They had MPJ in the middle

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of the paint for the zone. The length was there.

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The Clippers had three turnovers of their ten excuse me,

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of their six not wait, I'm tripping out, I'm gonna

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turn How that happen the first They had two turnovers

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in the first of their ten. Okay, so maybe not

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as bad as I thought, but they happened early. Kawhi

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didn't shoot that efficiently tonight, but that did not matter.

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He took seventeen shots, most on the team by three.

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Harden didn't shoot that well either. Harden was very good

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from outside Silver's quiet. That's where they made up for it.

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Zoo's double double Street came to an end, which sucks.

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Thank you, Nick Ramos. You know it's a good game

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when you're happy about you Banks and millsman, it's the

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Australian duo. For dedicated half the hour live listeners. Patty

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Mills did a three, which the vibes were phenomenal. Then no,

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I don't know, I feel almost at a loss of

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words from this game. At halftime. This is what's crazy.

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At halftime, both teams had four turnovers. Both teams had

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nine offensive rebounds, ten field goals inside the paint each,

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but the Clippers were twelve for twenty two and half

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from three. It was unbelievable. You knew who came in

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and really helped the Clippers. Russell Westbrook one of five

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from three before exiting the game due to an ankle

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spring that he suffered in warm ups. But shout out

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Russ for being minus sixteen and eight minutes. That's when

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the game changed. You just saw there was bad decision

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making on the Nuggets part. I'm not gonna say they

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were rattling anything like that, but guys just they don't

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The depth isn't there for them. It's just not there.

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We go now are referencing what Em talked about the

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back to back threes that hardened him the Clippers and

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five crew, which I was not a part of. No

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disrespect to our Clippers, obviously, but they're thriving right now.

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I still think there's a we're gonna get a crazy

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Yokic game. I think this has been a really bad

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series for the most part. In Jokic. Terms for Jokic,

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he had twenty three, thirteen and thirteen tonight, and you

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look at it and you say he didn't play very well.

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He didn't. He looked gassed. Everyone for the Nuggets looked exhausted.

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I think a big win for the Clippers in this

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game was the fact that Aaron Gordon took more field

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goal attempts in Jamal Murray, which we'll live with every time.

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I'm pretty sure Michael Porter Junior hurt went back to

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the locker room at the end of this game. He

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got he had, he got fell on by Chris Dunn,

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and he was questionably it was a game time decision.

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He played did not look right. If they can't have

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Michael Porter Junior play on Saturday, I think the Clippers

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will probably win. I don't know if it'll be a

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thirty four point blowout, but tonight was what a lot

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of us talked about before the series started, right, It's

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the depth. I got some heat before the series started

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by saying, maybe the gap between Kawhi and Jokic was

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as big as we thought, but the gas between everyone

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else below Kawhi and Jokic favors the Clippers We're not

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gonna get another night where they only make seven threes.

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I'm I'm aware of that. But there's more. They don't

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have anyone to guard our guys, right Like, It's just

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that this is when you see the real adjustments break.

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I guess we're gonna wait for some stats on the

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double teams and showing versus not showing in the pick

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or switching versus showing in the pick and roll. We'll

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talk about that on another Happy Hour stream tomorrow. Just

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everyone played well tonight. Bogie, it was fine. He will,

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Bogie will get his groove back. But it's also fine

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that he didn't, because everyone played exactly to their role

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and maybe a little bit above their role. I just so,

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is it is it time to sit Bogey and give

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Coffee some time? We have to give Bogey more time.

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I'm here. Coffee didn't play. He's the only he's the

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only guy who didn't play for the Clippers. So I

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do not think a mirror is anywhere close to sniffing

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this rotation. Right now, the Clippers are up to one.

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I think we do need to remember that part. And

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so when you're up to one, you can afford to

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do things like have Boge try and figure it out.

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I would have liked Bogey to play in garbage time

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of this one, if I'm being totally honest, because that's

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when you can see the shots fall. Scott Tran talking

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about Norm Powell. Haven't even talked about him yet. He

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hit his first three and it kind of felt like, Okay,

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it's gonna be fine. When Norm hit the first three,

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I was kind of like, yeah, okay, I'm feeling I'm

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feeling great about I'm good about Norm. Hold On, I

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gotta put my damn headphones in. We got some backup

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coming in. Well, I'm up, Dyke. How the hell are

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you doing?

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Speaker 2: Buddy man Good? Just got back from Englewood. What a

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trick that is.

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Speaker 1: We're here to talk about the traffic and nothing else.

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Speaker 2: Did anything else happen to?

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Speaker 1: No? I was just talking about Norm and how that

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first three. When that went in, it kind of felt like, Okay,

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this is gonna be pretty okay. I think Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Honestly, the thing for me was that challenge when Tyler

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When when TYLERU threw down the first challenge early, I

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was really nervous right away that we have already lost

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that and if that was another game.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, it was.

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Speaker 2: I mean it was a great call. It was a

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great call, It was well done. But it was one

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of those things where like to we if it hadn't

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gone our way, you know, and we would have lost

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the challenge that early, I had nothing to say that

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we would lose the game, but it just felt like

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the series had been so close thus far. It felt

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like a dangerous territory to be in. But yeah, Norm,

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I mean Norm getting it going was you know, one

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of the hugest things here. Like we had one of

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the best non Kawhi uh plus minus lineups of the

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entire series, because like Norman Harden were absolutely cooking and

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Nico was as well. That twelve minute, that twelve minute

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Nico stretch where they were able to not have Kawhi

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on the floor and that unit went plus eleven with

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Speaker 1: It was hardened.

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Speaker 2: It was hardened, Norm, Nico DJ Simmons was the lineup,

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and it was. Yeah, it was incredible. I mean, it

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was a huge It was a huge turning point for

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a huge turning point for the game. And obviously, like

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heavy lifting in that lineup.

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Speaker 1: But it was.

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Speaker 2: It was incredible, it was huge.

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Speaker 1: I thought another nice rotation thing in this was I

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don't think Bogie played at all in the first. He

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let Norm go in the first. Norm played the whole

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first he had eight point and I loved that from

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Tylo because it was like, let him feel what it

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feels like to have the shot going. Let him keep

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that momentum. From the fourth Jeffrey An asking Yo, Chuck

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Reen section M two could have sworn, I saw you

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at the end of the game. We were up in

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the terrace. They put the media, who is not worth

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sitting in the rows up in the terrace. So if

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you're up in the terrace on Saturday, come say what's up.

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That's where we're at with our no outlets. What was

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your favorite what I was just saying before you got on, like,

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I don't know what to talk about because everything went well.

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I don't think it's gonna go this well on Saturday

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unless MPJ is out because he'd go back to the

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locker room at the end of this game. What was

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your favorite thing? I guess for other than the crowd

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and the moment and all that stuff.

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Speaker 2: Defensively, they were like they were on a string like

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it was. Yeah, just that like the switching and any

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sort of recoveries were really really good. They were able

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to overcome some of the rebounding issues that they had

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from from the first two games. So that to me,

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like it looked you could just tell that Denver was

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really really flummoxed, like they just they did not have

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a lot of answers. And then to get like offensive

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explosions from Powell and Harden, I mean, really cap the thing.

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game all around, not his highest scoring outing of of

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the series thus far, and I do expect him to

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kind of go off a little bit more, maybe get

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leaned on a little bit more in that game. For

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which is I mean, I don't want to say it's

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a must win, but it's like it's it's pretty damn close.

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I would say, you get the win on Saturday, and

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like you you sealed the series. Even though I know

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that we have a history being up three to one

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on the Nuggets, we have a history being up three

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and one, but this is a different Denver team. This

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is a different Clippers team. They've been rolling at a

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different level, and it just looks like it looks like

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they found enough ways to sort of mitigate the I

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mean to the best that you can the Murray Jokic

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pick and roll, and so there's just not there's just

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not a lot of other answers that Denver has And

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we were talking about that in the media room. Justin

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you even press if you're at onman? Like what like

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what what is the sub like what do you have

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to kind of give a different look? And honestly, they

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just don't have a lot of answers when this team,

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especially the role players are like hitting the way that

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they are. Because this team, the Clippers team, was to

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me a you know a clearly a clearly deeper team.

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you could say the ceiling is higher on the Nuggets

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because because of Jokic and how effective you know that

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they were he and Murray were through two games. But like,

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this is the deeper team. And I think that that

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was like a real shining moment of this game. It's

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like we finally got those kind of performances out of

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the role players. Bogey being the exception.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, Bo, he'll figure it out. He got ten minutes.

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We won by thirty four. It's fine. I like, I'm

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gonna get to this question by Jonathan Gonzalez, which is awesome, dude.

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There is a point in this game where it literally

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was just Jokic and Murray and then the three other

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Nuggets were just standing there. Yeah, like it was only

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Jokic once they got down by twenty whatever. You saw

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the you just saw the deer in the headlights, vibes

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hitting them. Jonathan Gonzalez asking well, what are the three

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reasons why the Clips won? I talked about this a

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little bit off top, and I'll give two. Well, if

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you want to give one, or turnover and rebounds. We've

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talked about it before this series. If the Whippers hold

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onto the ball, they can do their best on the

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glass and try and break even they'll probably win. You

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can set your defense when you're not turning the ball over.

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You just get more possessions when you get boards like

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those are Those were my two? What's what's your one

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reason or three? I guess I don't know where it's for.

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Happy Hour stream gives a ship.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, yeah, the rebounding and holding onto the

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ball was huge, Like you said, to me, it just

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comes back to like getting more elevated play down down

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the bench. And I mean obviously shooting forty six percent

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from three as a team is always is always going

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to be a good thing. But yeah, to me, it

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was that, Like I thought the level of play was

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elevated just throughout the entire rotation and we got a

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lot of everybody, I mean, you know, done shot the

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ball well, DJ. DJ was great, you know, on both

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ends of the floor. I thought that I thought this

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was one of his better games of this series so far.

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And I mean, like, you know, Simmons wasn't making like,

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wasn't making mistakes. I know, his box score didn't jump out,

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but he.

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Speaker 1: Was great though, man picking up full court.

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Speaker 2: Like, yeah, I really like that, and I really like

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that role for him moving forward is like sort of

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just like at the bare minimum, if he can like

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be an ir tint On, you know, an offensive big man,

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uh and just make life more difficult.

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Speaker 1: I think that that.

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Speaker 2: I think that there's a place in the rotation for

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him just to do that.

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Speaker 1: Ten minutes and effective ten minutes tonight. Yeah, Mike, Dang

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bringing up a great point which goes to kind of

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Ben Simmons activity, all these active minutes for Jokic taking

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its toll.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, he did look tired at times in this game.

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And I mean, I you know, we we talked about

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it at the game. We talked about doctor Chap, but

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it just like he was not really looking to work

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in the post in the way that we normally see

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Jokic go to work. Like he was kind of happy

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to settle for some you know, longer mid range shots,

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which you know, that's that's a shot you'll concede. Yeah,

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and you know he's he still was able to get

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his teammates going. I can't remember how many assists he

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finished with, but it wasn't quite the same to me.

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It just didn't feel the same as the way he

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kind of you know, uses a little bit of bully

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and finesse around in the post. It just didn't look

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the same to me. And I was wondering if he

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was sort of if he was sort of.

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Speaker 1: Gassed well, and you could tell, like I don't want

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to call it a fake comeback thing, but when he

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came in late, he started really like bringing the ball

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up quick, playing with force, but they were down twenty

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five at that point or something like that, where it

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was like, okay, I guess this is the one last

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big energy push from Jokic because they're getting nothing from

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anybody else. And that's I don't even think that's that hyperbably.

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They're supporting cast. How many benchmoins did They have? Four?

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And I think two of them came in garbage time.

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They had four bench points, No, they might have had less.

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They had five because Russ hit a three and Peyton Watson,

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who supposedly was going to make Kawhi's life difficult kind

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of did quite didn't shoot that well, had too. They

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had five bench points tonight, six if you count Zeke Nagy,

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but that was when they were down thirty five. Yeah, man,

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I this uh, this feels good. People in the chat

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are talking about facilitator Kawhi, which we've seen be not

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very good. We've seen Kawhi kind of turn the ball over.

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But six to two assist a turnover for Kawhi with

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the eleven boards. Like again, not the most efficient shooting

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night outside from three and the free throw line, but yeah,

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Kawhi had a really good.

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Speaker 2: Were those all corner threes at least two of them were.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, he was feeling it in the corner. Yeah, I

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just like, yeah, the Nuggets don't have defenders to defend

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the Clippers, especially if Norm is hitting shots. Yeah. Yeah,

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Like I just I don't know.

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Speaker 2: I think that's why, Like I think that's why I

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was so confident coming into this series. I mean, not

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as confident as justin over so who called? Who called?

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Clippers in five and it's looking I mean it's still

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it's still very much alive. But I felt really really confident,

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and you know, through through Game one and two until

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like the fourth quarter, we didn't really get what I

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expected at a Norm.

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Speaker 1: Yeah that's a good call. I like this point from

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Joe deff Kawhi and Zoo. Starting the second was a

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great adjustment. The second quarter. They came out and blew

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the doors up like that is when the end of

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the first was huge with those hard and threes. The

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start of the second it was just like, oh shit, okay,

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like we have achieved. I mean you could say, given

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the stakes and everything in all with it, that was

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maybe the best game the Clippers played all year.

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Speaker 2: I mean, it certainly looked like its considered. It certainly

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looked like it. Yeah, yeah, just a very complete win.

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Speaker 1: Shout out Sam Franks. Love how there was a lot

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of Clipper legends in the building. DeAndre Jordan got to

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witness this game up close and personal. CP three was there,

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Pat bev was there. It was awesome. It was fucking awesome.

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Is it weird? Because nothing really went poorly for the Clippers, right, Like,

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there's nothing in this game specifically that you're like, oh,

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I wish this would have been better. You obviously wish

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Bogie would have made shots. Yeah, but that's a fixable.

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That's not that far out of the realm of fixes, right,

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Like we're not talking about like twenty turnovers.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, totally. And I mean at the end of the day,

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like you, it was only ten minutes. He only took

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three shots. So it's you know, it's kind of like

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it's not the end of the world. Like it's not terrible.

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You know. I had kind of picked him as my

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player of the game. I thought that this would be

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one for him to get going. But I think the

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I think the rotation adjustment of him not coming into

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the second quarter was great. Obviously it helped that Norm

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was good, right, Like that's why we've been seeing more

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Bogey minutes because if Norm isn't hitting, what do you do?

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You need another shooter out there, You need some additional

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offense because you can't you have you know, you have

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Chris Dunn and Zoo out there the majority of the time,

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so you already have two non shooters, so you've got

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to have you got to have another sort of offensive

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ace in your pocket. And like, really those are the

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two options. So that is another reason, Like Bogie is

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definitely I don't want to say a victim because that's

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not the right word, but his minutes and touches are

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obviously going to see a decline when Norm was playing

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that well. And that's a good thing. Like that's a

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great exactly. Yea, it's not a bad thing.

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Speaker 1: So people were talking about like should a mirror come

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in for Bogey and it's like, well a Mier didn't

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play at all in garbage time, so I don't even

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think that's a remote possibility.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, do we know, like what the stats with his

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injury anyways, it doesn't matter, Yeah, it doesn't matter. He

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wasn't going to be in the playoffrotation, and that is Yeah,

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that is what it is. I again, his shooting definitely

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looks better. He's just not he you know, he doesn't

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have like the same north south ability or the the

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ball handling skills of either Norm or Bogee.

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Speaker 1: So it's kind of like and his defense has been

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bad this year.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he's been.

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Speaker 1: Fouling a lot. Gregarious with a good point free throws

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down the stretch, the clip stretch. The Clippers were up

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like twenty or something like that, but they were missing

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free throws, and I think we were all kind of like,

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it would be nice to make those free throws. Obviously,

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I was going to be bummed. The Clippers almost went

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into the fourth up less than twenty. A modern NBA

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against an offense like the Nuggets, you're like, well shit,

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I don't. Thankfully, Nico hit a three at the end

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of the third and they were up twenty, so it

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was fine. Yeah, people in the chat talking about the

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free throws. I like this too. Let's not play with

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our food. Yeah, we need to come out. We need

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to almost not forget, you know how when there's a

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bad game, tylu is like, this is a burn the

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tape game. This is the good version of that if like,

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cause I don't think like Tyleru and the Clippers are

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not resting on their laurels from this game.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean there's still a lot to be learned.

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Like the rotation thing is great. Again, so much went

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well that, you know, like is it indicative of something

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that you can you know, you can continue to return to.

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But defensively, I think there's a lot to take away

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from this and how they and how they approach that game,

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how they were able to communicate, and like I said,

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like some of the recoveries and stuff were really really impressive.

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When they got you know, beat on a screen or something.

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The way that they were able to recover I thought

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was impressive. And they still managed to they still managed

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to contain that pick and roll and at times send

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doubles and it didn't and it wasn't at the expense

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of rebounding, which which it was. Like that thing, I

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think that is partly Yeah, I think that is partially

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an effort thing, and I mean that obviously gets more

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difficult as the series goes on. I guess the other

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thing to think about two is you want to keep

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taking these cracks at the rotation because obviously the end

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line goal is not just this series so yeah, I

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guess like I'm excited to see more more sort of

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pairings and how how they can continue to both keep

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these rotation guys in rhythm and sort of find find

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other additional avenues if things aren't working.

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Speaker 1: Yeah. I like this point by Gloves. The only way

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there the Nuggets defense can compete is by deliberately leaving

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a man open, and they left what a dune shoot tonight.

477
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Dune took four threes. I'm fine with that. Yeah, he

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made two of them, which is great. Donn also had

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eight boards. Yeah, it's like it just feels like it's

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lining up after these first two because the first two games.

481
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Adam said this, and I think I agreed with it too.

482
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The first two games were weird in which the team

483
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that lost Game one and the team that lost Game

484
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two both shots they thould have won those games. Right

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As a Clippers fan, you think, wow, we could be

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up three to zero right now because we didn't, you know,

487
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we probably should have won game one, and Nuggets fans like, wow,

488
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we stole stole Game one, probably should have won game

489
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two when you look at the rebounding numbers and stuff

490
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like that. Yeah, but tonight there was absolutely no question.

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Hopefully on Saturday it's the same scenario. I'm I tweeted this,

492
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but there's a chance that with the way the playoff

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ASKEWAC goes, maybe Saturday it's like eighty six to eighty four,

494
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Like maybe we get like some weird ass anomaly. But

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I don't know. How are any final thoughts, I'm sorry,

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I'm tired, I forgot work. Yeah, any final thoughts about

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how are feeling. We're gonna do another stream tomorrow's we

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get we get closer to the Saturday game.

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Speaker 2: But I mean it feels great, like it it feels great.

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I definitely feel way more confident in the series. Like

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I I didn't lose confidence that we would win the series.

502
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I just thought it might. You know, my prediction of

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six might be wrong, and if it got drug out

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to seven, that makes you worry even more about that

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second round. But I'm feeling like they they're on course

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right now. But you know, the job isn't done, so.

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Speaker 1: Jobs I'll finished. Yeah, I'm feeling a static. I'm gonna

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I don't know any Nuggets fans, but I'm gonna be

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friend one tomorrow and just ask them how they're doing.

510
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So I can be a dick. All right. That wraps

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up the happy hours. Thank you for hanging out. We're

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gonna put this out on audio later. We're gonna do

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a stream tomorrow at some point. Gonna hang out. Bring

514
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your favorite drink. Subscribe to YouTube dot complish at Clippers

515
00:29:11,000 --> 00:29:13,720
podcast if you want to hang out, go watch Adam.

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00:29:13,759 --> 00:29:17,960
He might be streaming for the next seven hours. He

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has you covered, he has he absolutely has you covered.

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Shout out to the crowded into it. Shout out to

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the wall. Incredibly effective, made their presence known.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, shout out first game into it. That was I mean,

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it was impressive.

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Speaker 1: It was.

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Speaker 2: It was loud as hell.

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Speaker 1: Dude, it was insane. All right, we're ending on these.

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Jonathan Gonzalez also shout out Jonathan Gonzalez. I think this

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is the first stream you've been in. You have to

527
00:29:46,160 --> 00:29:49,759
good question, you have good final thoughts, final thoughts. It's

528
00:29:49,799 --> 00:29:52,039
not over yet. Clips need to say locked in and

529
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finish strong. You nailed it. Here's to winning rebounds and

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turnovers again on Saturday. Thanks for hanging out everybody, and

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as always, let's go clip