On today's show, going to be talking about my thoughts on game seven.

I know it's a couple days old now, but want to share some of those with you.

And then in segments two and three, talk about the most important lessons from the season.

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I'm going to do it today and we'll probably link back up starting next week as we start to kick

kick off the off season. But I want to dive into some topics. So first we'll talk about game seven.

Now I've done this a couple times now between all mba show and the dnvr show i've talked about my thoughts on game seven but because i haven't given

them here i want to try to give some unique perspectives on this uh over here on this platform as well

the first thing i think about game seven is that it was a winnable game and that's going to be

the toughest part if you would have asked me one of the things that really, I think, hurts for Nuggets fans about this season and how it

unfolded is, there was an unwavering belief that if a game was winnable, Yokic would get the game

over the finish line, and Yokich and Murray in particular. I don't know that Nuggets fans felt

that way after how this playoffs played out.

Like in the moment when Denver was up 20,

I think everybody felt pretty good about the way the game was going.

But I don't know that people had the same confidence that,

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