a big week skill. It matters, but not in fucking Cuba. And that's pretty much how the G-League
works. Defense is an NBA skill that you need, but you can't show it in the G-League. So that's
not what you're down there. Which kind of feels like the Cuba of the NBA. So.
Right. Everybody want to know what I would do if I didn't win.
It comes out good in the other way.
The circuit shut. They will tell me.
Do you know what the rate taking in these school yards?
The orchestra's got put it up. Paul, in the way. What's it up?
I don't want to do it again. I do this. I do this.
Dynasty.
Who's the lead?
I guess we'll never know. Well, command ladies and gentlemen to the Denver Stiff show.
It's your host, Zach Vikach and Gordon Gross. We are back again, third week in a row. Gordon,
we are on a roll. Can't really say that about the nuggets, but you know, we're three, you know.
So we're already. Yeah. We are. Yeah, it was a tough week for the Nuggets. We're going to get into
that as well. I now actually get back to some somewhat normalcy with the nuggets scheduled.
They've personally played two games last week because of the NBA cup. I guess we'll have to talk
about the NBA cup a little bit. It's not even all my rundown. I realized last week we didn't talk
about it because it's like, all right, I'm not concerned. I don't care. I'm over it. Yeah, right. I don't,
it's the kind of thing where if I'm in it, I would care about it. And if I'm not in it, I understand
why people worry. I still care about it. Here's an NBA cup take for you now that it's done.
The Los Angeles Lakers winning the NBA cup is actually one of the worst things that could have
happened for the NBA because if there was one team that the fans of every other freaking team in the
NBA were like, did not want to see when it would have been the Los Angeles Lakers. And now I'm
sure there are a lot of people out there who like me who were like, hey, we're skeptical of the cup
to begin with. Really go like got into it like this is awesome. This is a good thing. Now that you see
the Lakers win in LeBron at the MVP, I'm kind of like, all right, man, whatever. Now I feel kind of
stupid. Well, but see, I would say that the Lakers winning it is a legitimizing factor because anything
that Indiana wins that the Lakers couldn't win can't be that valuable. But since the Lakers wanted,
you know, it now has to be have some value so people like in the NBA media sphere will give it more
credit so that down the line when a team like Indiana does win it, it's going to mean something.
Like honestly, it's for me, the fact that a legacy team wanted instead of a new whippersnapper team
is an important it's not important, but there are worse things that could have happened.
Games could have been boring, like, you know, players could have played the didn't care, but they did
care. They played hard like, you know, that's true. I mean, that would have been that would have been
the most disastrous thing is the players didn't look like they cared. They certainly did. I mean,
they're pop models of champagne in the in the locker room after winning it good for them. You know,
I like, I'm not going to take away from the Lakers like, I mean, well, I will mention they had the
easiest group by far of anybody in this tournament. Well, and the way because he's getting some calls
that no other team like the nuggets could possibly get, but, you know, I mean, but they did have to
beat the suns. Granted, they got a pretty beneficial call in that game. They they want, I mean, they
ran right through the late or the pelicans. And then and then beat the the Pacers who for the most
part looked pretty unstoppable throughout that. Yeah. So, yeah, I mean, it was good. I think it was a good
event. Like I'm excited for for it again next year. I think it makes it find it's a good way to have
a nice first third of the season make these games, these pre Christmas games, you know, feel feel more
impactful because everybody always says, right? We've always said like you could just start the game
after Chris start season with Christmas day because nobody really cares. Yeah. The dream diehards
about the NBA until really until the NFL is their NFL team is done for the year, right? Like that's
what right. That's that's kind of that natural changing of the ball. Yeah, the reason that
Christmas day has always been something that the NBA pride to sell for on is because usually the
the NBA the NFL doesn't play that day. I mean, recently they have, but usually that's a day that is
they will they will this year right? Yeah, Monday, so there'll be a Monday night game for sure. Yep.
But it's you know, even so, the the NBA plays wall to wall on Christmas and that is a tradition
and then that's that's when people start looking around and saying, okay, what has happened in the NBA
so far in the first, you know, eight weeks? Right. And so I'm I'm I'm fine with the NFL doing that, but
at least this way the NBA has been able to say, look, we'll have something interesting to do
to talk about until like our season really starts two months in, which is that's the problem with
long seasons, man. You know, you have to find something to do. It's the NFL is a shorter season, it's a
shorter, you know, playing time. You have fewer games, so everything matters. So finding ways to matter
over 82 is important. And I don't I don't mind at all that they're trying this. It seems to be fine.
Yeah, it was fun. It was it was fun. Even though I know it's got got eliminated early on.
Two teams that they played, of course, in their in a game that played again, where the Clippers and
the Rockets, they lose both games this week or last week I should say. Yeah, brutal, brutal fashion.
The thing is, I mean, so they lose both basically on the backs of bad shooting nights from
Nicole Yokech. And what's really was interesting, I think, about Yokech is shooting is it wasn't that he
was like shooting a bunch of threes and forcing a bunch of bad shots and missed so many like five
foot floaters that are generally his just bread and butter knocking them down. Yes, right. And yet
everything one, you know, you see it's so many times with Yokech. He he has such good touch on those
on those five footers that like he doesn't it's not always a swish, but it's he gets it up on the rim
like so soft that it just inevitably just kind of, you know, settles down into the net. And and
both of those games like it would it was you know, halfway down and then bounce back out seem like time
and time and again, that's what happened for him. I mean, it's funny is I was writing this about
this is like, you know, people are like, you're almost like freaking out because it's like, you know,
Yokech has gone on a two game shooting slump, which is like, then the best players in the world go on
two game shooting slumps all the time like that, that happens. He just does it. Yeah, right. And it's just
a weird to see it like he said with it with him like it's good shot selection. It's just it's just not
going down. I mean, what do you mean? And maybe he's a fastball by it too, man. Like you can
know what he's like. It's like watching somebody, you know, hit something. It should be a home run and it's
caught on the warning track. And you're like, that's fine. I'll do it again. And nope, right. And nope. And
you're like, why can't I make the right contact? Like I'm doing everything I would normally do. What's
going on? And I don't know, you know, basketball has its own version of sling mechanics, but Yokech's
floater is just touch. It's not a shot thing. It's a touch thing. And the fact that his touch has evaporated
this week. The reason it doesn't really concern me, it's annoying that like the nuggets have lost,
but it doesn't concern me is that Yokech had all the shots that he would make that the nuggets would
win with. He had all the floaters. He had all the paint shots. Now he was messing up some stuff with
turnovers he wouldn't normally make and bad passes and just, but part of that's being out of sorts from
why are my hands not working? Like I would be troubled by that too if they were the things that
could rely on, you know, every single game. And that's actually the nuggets fans are so lucky
that they get a guy who 82 games a year plus playoffs always brings something related to his A game.
Maybe it's a B plus game, but the nuggets are getting C game from Yokech and it's unfathomable.
You know, it's he's got a triple level against the Clippers and we call it a C game. It's so funny to
me like he. Oh yeah, but it is. It is. He took 32 shots and made nine of them. Yeah, that is that is a
bad game. Now the thing is that other players would do that like Kobe would do that stuff twice a
month like. Oh, that was that. I mean, they were he did that for an entire season, right? Like,
those those those non-shack non-pal years like that's the Kobe going nine for 32. Like that's just
yeah, that was just a Tuesday night. Right. But I mean, if the thing is is that because Yokech always
has such high value shots, if he's taking a three it's because he's like wide open or it's dead
weight in the shot clock and he's just using his touch to get out of it. But these three's the Yokech
is taking are just bricks. It's just bricks man and he's clanking off the rim in like from five feet
from two feet. It's it's crazy to see because nuggets fans just haven't seen it. Like we haven't seen
this since I don't even know. And he would do it for like one game or he's just like would be off.
But then he would just pass. He'd be like, well, my shot's not on today. So I'm going to get 15 assists
and 18 rebounds and away get like 12 points. Right. And that would be fine, but but he wasn't able to do
that in these couple of games because he feels like now his job is also to score. Um, and so he just
kept shooting because he's like, well, I'll just shoot myself out of it the way that I would see
Murray do all the time. And Yokech is not I know to say shooter shoot, but that's not really Yokech.
Like that's that's not his his rhythm. He's not an on fire or man kind of a shooter. He is the most
efficient player in the game. And so I don't think shooting himself out of it was the way to go.
But I also don't want him getting passive and taking three shots for some reason. So it's just
I it's just a week that I'm like, look, write it off. It's it is what it is. And I'm hoping now I'm
hoping honestly that Yokech's back isn't really troubling him. You know, that it's not causing him problems
on the floor with his shot. You know, hopefully because, you know, maybe that's one of benefits of the NBA
comes, it's our little dinged up right now, right? With yeah, you had Gordon with the heel issue. Of
course, Jamal is still got the ankle and even maybe it's still a hamstring from the beginning of the
year. We've seen Yokech with the back on he missed the game there because of that. You've got a lot
of guys who are just kind of. You're working with your ankle thing. So he's right, right, which which
that was, you know, yeah, he, he, he sprayed that in training camp. So, you know, there is,
those guys hopefully maybe just playing the two games will get them a little bit of rest. In fact,
they haven't played, you know, they played well on Friday when they think they played Houston. So,
they've got, you know, they've had two days off. Hopefully they get a bit better. You know, the thing
about though with Yokech and in part, I mean, in particular, the Clippers game like
that one was so absurd. Like an out of the norm for him that like normally that game, like I,
even though I took 32 shots, I didn't really like, it's not, I didn't really feel like there was a bad
too many like bad attempts in there. Now like seven three pointers, that's, that's probably something you
don't want to see. But at the end of the day, like that probably in a normal Yokech, that's probably
like a monster Yokech game, right? That's probably like a 40 plus point triple double. He got a 25
off normally, like that's right. The weird thing about it was simply how bad we he missed stuff.
Like we don't, like you were talking about the fact that he gets it up and it's so soft on the rim
that he has that magic ability to just, you know, whenever the ball goes up, it's just going to find
its way in just softly settle. Even if bounce is around, what do it's fine? And these things were
just clank, clank, clank all over the place. It was, yeah, it was like watching a normal center
shoot from eight feet and not Yokech. Like it was very strange. And I like I said, I would have said
it's not repeatable, but it did repeat in like two days. So, right. You would never think you would
see that. That's what was crazy. And it was just, yeah, again, again, a second game in a row, which
I think, you know, it's one of two things either he's, he is like he's dead. The back is really
affecting him. Or he's just, he's just in his head a little bit after that, you know, maybe, maybe,
maybe, like after having such a crazy bad performance in that clippers game, kind of maybe almost pressing
in a bit, because I did feel like if there was a game like the Houston game, maybe not always
was he, I don't know, he just didn't seem, at first he didn't seem as aggressive. And then when he was
being aggressive, at least for the first three quarters, it didn't look, you know, it didn't look
at, right? Yeah. Right. He was, he was somewhat rushing it then. Or kind of, you fell like, kind of
forcing it. But, you know, the nice thing about about that Houston game, which in the
time, they almost, they almost pull off the comeback there. They have the terrible third quarter where they
just get brutal just got, got run out of the gym by Jalen Green, basically. They come back to
the one that fourth quarter and they make, they start making some shots. And if, if nothing else,
they ended up losing that game because they run out of time. Like if they had had another five minutes,
I think they win that game because they had finally found it and they were rolling there. But, you
know, I was, in my recap, I was pointing it out like, okay, so you gave up, you had this stretch there
with like under three minutes where you gave, you gave up like two offensive rebounds. Then you,
you had a bad turnover on your side. And then I think you had a foul and said Fred Landfleet to the
line and that, that kind of is what would maybe seal the deal, but not so much because you started
falling behind. You just, you just ran, you started running out of time. You, with three minutes left,
you were down eight, you couldn't afford to lose a minute and still be down eight points now with
two minutes to go. So they end up losing that, but they, they seem to have figured it out, right? And
Yokech as well, like he's those little floaters start dropping, right? They were back. Yeah. He starts
making the nice plays. Murray gets it going a little bit. You know, Michael Porter Jr. gets it going
to everybody had sort of figures it out on that, on that starting lineup with the exception of
Aaron Gordon, who of course really isn't part of that comeback. He only plays 22 minutes in that
game because he was a little bit ismo. Like he was, he, like you're going to talk about a guy who did have
two terrible games kind of back to back. It's Aaron Gordon didn't do much in the Clippers game.
Then was they just flat out bad in that, in that rocket's game. Peyton Watson ends up,
ends up being the guy who finishes out that game. It has a nice, has a nice finish to the game,
really, really brought the energy. I think Peyton Watson really sparked that comeback effort with
his energy. They're in the fourth quarter. How concerned are you about Aaron Gordon, though? Because like,
he's, he's shooting has been bad this year from three point and from the free throw line. Like,
I wonder how, how far we are from seeing Aaron Gordon, like, you know, the Hacken Gordon strategy on
him. Because I think he's, yeah, well, he's, he's bad. He's under 500, man, from the free throw line this
year. Yeah, 40% one less than, yeah, 50, 49.1% this year from the back line. Just bad. 22% from three.
Yeah. So he can't shoot three. He can't shoot from the free throw line. And he's not getting like his
normal scoring for this team. So then you're like, well, okay, are you defending? And the answer is also
not, not at the level we expect from Aaron Gordon. I'm putting it all down to the heel, man.
Honestly, like if his, he was troubling him before he took a break. And he was still troubling him.
Like, I'm hoping he doesn't come down with something like plantar fasciitis because that would be very bad.
Right. And it almost kind of feels like that with the way it seems that it's, yeah,
sort of, yeah, he's not having his explosiveness that you would expect him to have. He's not having,
he's not able to move laterally the way that you expect him to move. So, yeah, A.G. is definitely
hurting. And I wouldn't mind if they gave him some more time off. Like, if you brought him back
to early, please find out like give give MPJ some time at the four, heal him up. This is that thing where
these are not the games. Like, I'm fine with him, maybe playing him 22 minutes and then not running
him to death the rest of the game. Like find a way for him to be impactful or like let him heal.
Because it this is a passive Aaron Gordon who's not hustling on defense and like sprinting for
jams on offense. Isn't really your guy. Like, there's something wrong. And so for him, I'm more
concerned about injury really than I am about anything else. Right. Yeah, because you don't want A.G. to
get into that Tory Craig, Fakundo Compaso territory where the defense flat out knows that
guy is not going to shoot a three. And now Gordon is a little bit going to spend more time on the
offense down down in the paint, but you still need to have that threat of him being able to knock down
that three to be able to keep those defense on us is to keep that guy who's guarding him from just
sitting down there and basically take away all your cutting, right. And he, he, he, he is dangerous for
the guy like Aaron Gordon because he is going to be, you know, pretty, you know, like against Houston,
right? That's Jibari Smith, who's matched up on him. And, you know, if you're a led Jibari Smith,
Roam Granted didn't have any blocks or anything like that in this game, but like that's a guy who could,
you know, a power forward could somebody just become a, it's easy weak side help on, on cuts and
other plays at the rim because they're like, well, if Gordon's, unless Gordon's, you know, in the lane
already, so I'm already down there to begin with, or if he's trying to space the floor like I'm going
to, I'll take Aaron Gordon at 20% wide open from the corner before I, right. Yeah, don't even worry about
somebody like, you know, trying to get to the rim. So yeah, exactly. It becomes, you worry that,
that's why guys like I mentioned, like, like Tori Craig, like, good to go buzz, well, that's why they're
not on the team anymore, right? It's because they were the ones who basically were no threat from,
from a three point standpoint. And that the team is just would use that extra defender to, you know,
to basically order, order that's the guy you send to double Yokech, right? Because like, yeah,
let Yokech kick it to that guy. Um, if he's going to be out the line, now get Gordon a little bit
different because he can, uh, he can play that dunker role. So he's got, he's not doing that right.
He's not right. He doesn't have that law of gravity right now. Right. He, well, he doesn't have the
glob stuff going on. And he, um, he's not getting the, the clearance from defenders that you would expect
him to get, um, like his two point shooting isn't doing great either. He's, he's not finishing the
wave that he was. And again, he's, it's not, he's not huge sample sizes. It's not, you know, whatever,
but it's just a couple shots of game, but those couple shots of game are adding up. Those are the four
points that Denver's losing by. Like it's, it's becoming a problem. And again, like you said, it's affecting
the rest of the way their offense works, um, because their offense is based on those cuttings and
those screens. And then when those guys cut, then the dunker spot becomes open because weak side
health moves over. And then you've got, you know, you'll get your whoever dumping it off.
Like that's how this team works. And so I, I still think that it's just a matter of
healing up from injury. It's just frustrating that, and again, this is part of what happens to
championship teams and why it's hard to repeat is that you don't get to some arrests. You don't get,
like the other teams get, get like several musty hillup, you get a couple.
You know, and then, and then you're right back at it.
Such a two. Yeah, basically two. You get, you could July and August and then September rolls around
and you're going to try any cap. Yeah. Yeah. So I, I just think that in that standpoint,
and that was my frustration with not adding any power forward help. And then losing flacco.
Like they were like, well, we're going to rely on flacco. And I was like, well, that's great.
Except, and then he, you know, blow out his, his leg and then we, they're, they're talking about
positive things now, but I'm like, does that mean positive things for months from now?
He's not ready. He can't be ready. I saw the injury. Like, you know, he's not going to be ready
anytime soon. I wish they would go for an injury exception and add a power forward so that you can
find some way to like, give him some rest because the other guy who could play there, like you're
talking about, is Peyton Wasson and Peyton can play there, but he's, he's a different sized guy than
Aaron Gordon. Yeah, he doesn't know that folk. No, no, no, Aaron is taller, broader, stronger than Peyton.
Peyton has, Peyton's longer, yeah, man, and more athletic, which is, well, then 94 athletic, yeah,
like that's that's kind of hard. Yeah, right. Exactly. That's, that's probably, he's longer,
and one of the few guys you can probably match Aaron Gordon athleticism and then you don't have to
drop off there. So, I mean, yeah, I wouldn't, I wouldn't mind them putting him in pain if you're
going to give A.G. some more rest, getting Peyton some time with the starters. I think that's when he's
at his best because he just settles into a, a role of, I'm going to play awesome defense and then
I'll rebound and, you know, like, like, you're looking for a guy to give you that spark, right?
He's going to dive on the floor and then go after those loose balls. Okay, he's, right.
Rebound helps side blocks, you know, and then you're like, please be able to shoot to three. Now,
he can't do that yet. He has to jump the three all this year. Interim. But, like, that's what
you're open for is that he will develop and he hasn't shot that many of them. So, it's a very
small sample size. It doesn't, I don't consider that to mean anything, but Watson, that is going to
be part of his game that he's going to need is for the exact same reasons that A.G. needs it.
Dunking is great, but when you're rotated out to the outside and you get to kick out, we can't
have you like, you know, pulling a, a, a, a, Paul George and wedging the, the ball in there against
the rim. We need you to actually make shocks. Right. Yeah, I, um, it's, it's, you know, in some way,
the Z-Z-Z-N-O-G not, you know, being that great as your backup, big. I get, I don't know the,
like, maybe another guy you might consider, like, hey, could if you're going to give A.G. some rest,
maybe, maybe Z-Z-K, another guy who would be better off playing. He's the right size, right? Right.
Right. Just playing with the starters and not having to do much like that could be, like,
it could be another option for them. You know, it's, I would almost maybe go with that because I feel
like, like, you kind of like, like, it's mostly comes back to getting, getting healthy, but it's, like,
like I said, if you, if you got to give A.G. more time because he's just really struggling right now.
And if it is truly because his heel is just, just bothering him still, you know, you, I think you
don't want to mess too much with what they've started. They started to find something there with
that bench unit, um, I guess, usually as well, which it started to look like the unit looked,
in the very beginning of the season when you had Jamal and, and now, you know, they, you know,
they, we saw that Mike Stagger with that bench group too. And those two guys going with Peyton
Watson and going with, uh, then Reggie Jackson getting a, you know, it's kind of bleeding into that
along with Christian Brown, yeah, a little bit of Julia Strother like that. That really seemed to work.
And I would like to just keep, you know, maybe keep that, you know, the same. So if you're going to
give A.G. some time off, then then maybe, yeah, maybe just brings the nausea to, uh, to, to,
to, you know, I have to mess with that bench group. Uh, but I, I'm hopeful like you said, I think it
just comes down to health. And maybe that's, that's, that's, that's, it might just be what solves,
you know, the bench was that they've been dealing with a lot because the bench was again terrible,
against the Clippers, uh, but then, like I said, it against Houston, uh, they had a solid game. A
lot of it again, led by, by Peyton Watson, uh, and, and his, his energy and his play. But, you know,
I, I thought you got strong minutes out of Reggie Jackson. He didn't hit three, which is what,
what you needed to get from, from Reggie to have a really strong right. But, uh, he still was,
still was a good, uh, a good, a plus player on the floor for you. You know, Christian Brown, um,
another guy that, I think he will benefit greatly from, from Jamal Murray, uh, being back with that
group and having my proportionate guy who now doesn't have to Christian Brown struggles when he's like,
I've got to be the score, uh, in this bench group, it just, it just doesn't work. Uh,
he's a really a secondary creator. Well, that's my thing with Christian is he's a much better
secondary creator than I thought he would. Right. If he give him the ball and he gets the ball where
it needs to go, that's how he gets those assists is he does see the four pretty well when he's not on
ball. So he's looking for the next thing. So he moves the ball on and gets assists that way,
rather than directing the offense kind of assists. So I like him for that role. So if you, you play him
with a point guard, he keeps the ball moving. He does the right stuff with it. He can run a pick and roll.
Like I like that about Christian. So he's, he's got some stuff to do there, but like you said,
needs that, that point guard now with Murray back, he'll have either Murray or Reggie with him.
And I think that helps him out. Yeah, right. Exactly. And then if they stick with, with Mike Staggering,
um, they better on that bench, right? Like I mean, it worked very, it worked with, uh, with that
bench unit in Houston, at least it was a, it was an S plus, and I think it really worked well.
Again, like I said, if you kind of, uh, you mix in, um, Mike and Jamal and then even Reggie,
and you might be playing like those guys and, and, you know, uh, and just maybe one of the wings,
whether it's, uh, you know, or I think you, you might see some, if you could maybe even see if you
want to play small, you know, and run with Peyton Watson and Ann plus, uh, your Christian brown, um,
and, you know, whoever else is, is gonna be that whether you're gonna have Mike play the center,
you have Peyton Watson play the center, uh, and it makes those two guys with Murray and Jackson,
or if you want to play, you'll play bigger and then, uh, give it more just instead, give Deandre Jordan
some time over Peyton Watson or Christian Brown or whoever it is, whoever's got the hot hand that night,
you know, whoever doesn't take that guy out to match up a little bit more size.
Right. I think, I think that works, but I think having, having Mike and Murray as your two scores,
uh, that's the way to go. And I think that rotation works well too because it's,
Yokech is fine if he's got, you know, Reggie Jackson,
Contavis, Colwell Pope, Aaron Gordon and, and, you know, who are Christian brown is usually the guy
who's checking for Michael Portugian, you're like, you feel fine with that group out there as long as
you've got Yokech out there or restraining that offense, but when you take him off the court, you
almost need both Mike and Jamal to, to offset that, uh, to offset that, that loss of offense. And so maybe
that's what, what they just need to do, uh, moving forward is, is get healthy and hopefully, hopefully
use that stagger with Mike. I think that might be, I think the best answer you've seen so far.
Right. It's, it's the one I've wanted because I love A.G. And I think he's amazing as the backup
five in the playoffs, but you don't want to be doing that to him in the regular season. He'll get
beat up a lot. And he's already beat up. So you, you're trying to keep him healthy, playing the five is
not it. And when he's playing the four, then someone else has to play the five and then you have two
non shooters. Right. That's where you'll be on the floor. Right. And you're right. And then you're trying
to find enough offense from your, your guards and wings, you know, and if it's just Reggie, Peyton,
Watson and Christian Brown, that's, you don't, you don't have enough offense. I mean, I mean,
even Julian Strother, like, to be honest, because like, he's not ready yet. Yeah. Yeah. He's just not
there yet. Like he's Julian is a strictly, strictly catch and shoot guy. And that catch and you,
like some of those catches can come off with D.H.O. That's fine. But like, that is pretty much the only
thing you're going to get at a Julian Strother right now is a rookie on our. He's got, he's got,
and he's got, and he does have his floder. Yeah. Yeah. He does have his floder, uh, as well. But,
you know, I mean, that's only he's only looking at that shot. Maybe watch the twice game like,
his, his game is one big scoring game that he had so far against that game against New Orleans.
It was because he was knocking out three. He's like, crazy, right? Like, he had, he had that thing going
and that's all you really want to ask at a Julian right now is like, man, you're there to, you're
there to play defense, uh, in catching shoot. And you know, that's, that's what you want to do. So if,
it's his game and whether or not he's going to be somebody who's going to be valuable out on the
court is entirely dependent on a him shooting three pointers and unfortunately this season he's shooting
31% from three points. So like, he just inconsistent. So it's just not there. Yeah. Right. He just
hasn't got there. Yep. So like, he's not a guy like, I would not mind Julian Strother going to
Grand Rapids for a little bit to like get, just get 25, 30 minutes a game in really and just get
some more time. But I don't know that the nuggets will do that with him this year. Um,
but I don't mind that if he's not, if he's not, he's not going to, you know, he only got four minutes
of that he used to game. I didn't mind that like, I don't mind if Julian is not the guy in the
rotation right now. I honestly think you might be better off giving those minutes, uh, to just
the holiday than, than to Julian Strother at this point. Well, and actually I do feel that way
that I would, I would like Julian to go just shoot and rebound and run the floor for like a couple
weeks. And you do those minutes to holiday. And it's not because I don't believe in Julian. It's
because Julian is not yet, um, in rhythm coming off the bench and I get that because he's not in every
game. And he doesn't have a standard rotation every game. And so going from, uh, you know, being a
starter in college with a bunch of minutes to go being a bench and you might not play at all or you
might, you know, all of a sudden get you never called and say get up five shots, go, go.
Like, I understand that that's gonna be a struggle. Um, but holidays used to it. He knows what to do.
Um, and I would like Strother to go work out his shot so that when he's ready, it's not a rusty shot.
Right. You know, he's like, I just took 303s or whatever. I could, like, I, I, I, I, I've, uh,
cleaned the gun out. It's, it's loaded. We're good to go. Um, and he's ready to shoot. Um, because
that's really what I want. It's for him to be ready. And there's been too many times this year where
he hasn't been ready. He'll pass up an open shot because he wasn't expecting to shoot it.
Yeah. And I don't want him being on the floor without understanding what he's supposed to do. So if he can
go work that out and Grand Rapids, I, I think that would be great. And then, um, you can
want holiday play with the bench on those minutes when you need him. Yeah, that would be, um,
like I said, I think I think it would be good. But, uh, we'll see if the, we'll see if it happens.
But yeah, like, yeah, but this is the whole thing, right? This is the fact that the, the nuggets,
um, and muckabalone have this two tier track going on. We're trying to win games now. But they also need
all these guys to play. You have to get them ready. Like if something happens to A.G. with like, say,
some plants are fishing, I just for a month, let's think knock on everything that that doesn't happen.
Um, you know, you're going to be sticking wasn't into everyday situations. Or nausea or both.
They're both getting roles that are much, much bigger than they are now. Right. Yep. Um, and so,
yeah, I figured out you, so you, so what you want is you have to prepare them for that.
So because they're your backups. You don't have Jeff Green who has a billion minutes,
right? In the NBA. You don't even have exactly what to do. I'll tell you what, like what we've
already seen them reap that, like what they've sowed with this kind of youth movement in that
benching in Jamal get turrets. Like it wouldn't you have much rather had it as Smith, uh, as you met
at point card, then trying to figure out what, what am I going to do? Then going from calling the
S.V. to Jalen pick it to nobody like how they had it Smith, you know, they would have, and that,
that one's, uh, that was a tough one too, because it was you could add him on event, man.
Absolutely. And so this is the thing is the nuggets said we care more about the future than we
care about this year. Calvin didn't say it in those words, but he said, but more or less,
we don't want to win two and have that be it. We want to win three and four years or whatever.
Four and five, you know, which is fine. Like I get, and you know, and they're there. I mean,
this is, this is something, uh, people got to remember even though the nuggets are going through
a little bit of rough patch here, right? They've lost the three games in a row. They, they,
they also won like four in a row before that, right? So they're, they're going through some ups and
downs. They're still 14 and nine. Uh, they're, you know, yeah, they're going to be just record wise.
It's not a problem. Right. It's how they're playing that needs to change. Yeah. But even that, man,
like, I don't know if like if Yoke is just shoots like he normally does, I don't know that the nuggets
weren't two and all this week and we're everybody's like nuggets are awesome, right? Like it's,
right. Yeah. Absolutely. Like I said, this is just a bump in the road. This is not a nuggets can't
possibly win this year. They threw it away on the rookies in like December. But you are going to have,
you are going to have with this younger group some bumps in the road. It's you are. And so this is
something that they have to figure out and they want to get their rotations down so that they don't
have this as a continuing problem. That's all right. Let's turn the page to the Atlanta Hawks. We have
a, we have a Hawks game. Uh, most people will be listening to some Mondays. It'll be here on Monday
night, Gordon, which means we actually get to do some fast break bets. There's a betting holy.
There's, we've got, we've actually got some lines that to go up against. So all right,
dive into the Hawks here a little bit, but we'll start out with this was my thing to bet in the preview
Contabuse call well Pope right now. He's over under his nine and a half points. That seems like an easy
money over, but it's not that great. Uh, of odd. So if you want to get a little bit, you know, juice it
up a bit, you can add over one and a half threes. That's a little bit more, uh, 50, 50, uh, for KCP. But if
you do those two, then you get to plus one three. I think this, I love, uh, bet even the over on KCP
points, which I think, uh, let me check. I don't think it's, I think it's like minus 140 or something,
but like nine and a half points because it, because this is the thing that you got to remember about,
um, about the Hawks is they roll with, uh, Tray Young and Dejante Murray, like,
they have two point guards. They're going to Dejante Murray is by far the most, the better, uh, defender.
They're going to put him on Jamal Murray, uh, which is going to leave Tray Young who might be the
worst defender or is one of the worst defenders in the league. Uh, yes. On Contabuse call well Pope. So
if you're going to give me Contabuse call well Pope, it's minus 135 over, uh, his line is nine and a
half points, even even that minus 135. Like I'm that to me, that feels like easy money because like
KCP, I mean, what's the averaging this season? It feels like he averages at least like around 12, right? So
11. So he, he averages 11 a game. So this is basically if he just hits his average against one of the
worst defenders in the league that cash is in. Like said, so if you want to add the two threes in
there, two plus one three can, but I like, I like action. I like KCP for points, uh, in this in the
Hawks game. Well, in the Hawks, the thing about the, I mean, the Hawks are bad on defense. They're just bad.
Right. They're not a good, they're not a good defensive team. They, they, they allow teams to get in
rhythm. Teams all have great assists. I think they're second worst in the league and giving up a
opponent assists or something. So like I, the nuggets will be able to get their offense that they want
and they're going to be able to shoot the way that they want. They, um, they give up efficient shots
in the game, but a lot of them and they give you the thing you want. If defense is stopping the guy
from doing the first thing they want to do, the Hawks don't do that. They give you the first thing you
want to do. So, um, based on that, yeah, there should be openings all over the place. And KCP
should be around for kickouts for sure. Yeah, the, uh, the Hawks did lose the game this season. 157 to 152.
So it's, uh, it is something and that did not go into overtime. No, that was reg. That was all reg or
48. Yeah. 157, 152. Good. Yeah. So they give up a lot of points in general. I think again, KCP
getting getting the trade on matchup. Most likely that ones, that ones that go when I like, uh,
so with speaking on the points that they give up that the over under on this game is 240 and a half.
And like we've been saying, I believe it. Atlanta gives up a ton of points. Yeah. But I almost, I
almost, this is, I feel like I want to take the under on this because if you are playing 120 to 120
against Atlanta, you're playing their game, right? Like that means, right? You've, you've basically
got into a, let's see who can score more, which could happen for one. It's a road game in Atlanta,
where you, like, just like, yeah, I was concerned about the road game in LA where you had a few days off.
And you had a full day. Probably got into LA pretty early. Michael Porter Jr. went, decided to go catch
a basketball game with Floyd Mayweather, which in sidebar they, they totally took right when that,
right when MPJ came out with Floyd Mayweather at that Lakers game. Yeah. All the, all the sports
books took them off the board real quick. That was hilarious. Yeah. Because I was like, I was like,
oh, man, I'm going to go take the under on MPJ points in this one. You might look like he might be out
long tonight, but same, same idea in Atlanta, right? It's a, it's a, it's a good, good night life in Atlanta.
You're going to be there for, for some time for the game. They've been, like, it's probably fluid
early this afternoon. So they're going to have some time there. That makes me a little bit concerned.
Maybe you don't play as much defense. Maybe you don't come out as strong as you would hope that you
end up playing into a offensive track meet like, like Atlanta wants to do that, that could potentially
push it over. But I still think the nuggets, they're going to be focused. I mean, they're, they've lost two
in a row. They're coming off two, two losses. They're going to be bad. They're going to be,
exactly. They're going to be pissed off. They're going to, they're going to go down there. They
can get team Atlanta team who doesn't feel like they're that good again this year. And, and they're
going to go out there and, and, and play tough defense and play their kind of game. And I think you
see, I think you're much more likely to see like a one 18 to 108 type score than, uh, then, uh, you
know, one, one 30 to one 22 type of thing. I hear you. I'll, uh, against the hawks. Does that make sense to me?
Because it just because the hawks are not going to be able, I shouldn't say not going to be able.
The hawks, um, do not match up well with stopping what it is that the nuggets like to do. They just
don't, but the nuggets have one of the only sets of, of, you know, bench and, um, starting defenders
that can hamper some of what Atlanta likes to do. Right. Um, so again, this is, we're again talking
about whether or not A. G is healthy, but he'll have had several days off, you know, right before
this game, it's not a back to back. It's not like the balls on Tuesday. Like this is the game. If
you're going to expect a good A. G game, this would be the game, right? If, if it is an injury problem.
So yeah, I'm with you. I would take, like, I'm not confident about it, but if you ask me which one
I would take, I would take the under run that. Yeah. I mean, it's, it's Vegas, right? It's
probably going to be pretty close, but, um, yeah, I'm, I think it's, I think this, this game, because
the nuggets should be motivated, uh, I like, motivated by not playing the rockets or the clippers again.
Right. Yeah. Okay. There are other games in the league. That's amazing. Let's play these guys.
Okay. Plus, let's also just say it like, I mean, 240 and a half. That's, that's a monster line,
for over a month. Yeah. That's, that's a big one, which, yeah, like we said, Atlanta not good. And
then all right. One last one I'll throw in here for you just in case it's to see if you're a gambler.
You can get plus 160 right now on the Yokech threes, which is one and a half is where the line is at.
You know, I mean, maybe Atlanta's like, it could be a prove it game. Like, hey, Yokech is going to like,
make sure us that you can, you can shoot, because you've been struggling and you said, maybe they let
him, uh, let him hang out at the three point line a little open. Maybe Clint Coppela is, is happy
to let him that shot and decides not to close out. And you know, maybe Yokech bags a pair of threes and
this one and that's night plus 160. Like, you can't argue with that, right, Gordon? Well, the thing
about this is we know Yokech has been shooting and we know that he's not going to keep missing.
So if he's going to keep shooting and he's not going to keep missing, you should take the over on all
that. Right. Yeah, that was my thought process. That was my thought process, uh, Friday. I think,
to bet, yeah, I think to bet on the Friday game. That one didn't work out for me. So why does I can't,
I can't imagine it. Like, if you're betting on whether the guy who put together 300 great games in a
row is going to have a third bad game in a row or another good game, nah, give me the good game.
Right. I know what to tell you. I'm a sucker for track record of 300 good games in a row.
You know, the interesting thing too though is Clint Coppela was looking at this at when I was
writing the preview for the game. I was looking at this like, even though like Clint Coppela used to give
Yokech all kinds of trouble. He was like, he was like one of the first guys that you were like, all right,
he's figured Yokech out and then of course, Yokech figured him out. But he's still, Yokech still
doesn't generally, he does not have a 30 point game against Clint Coppela in his career. In fact,
Clint, Clint's been on the Hawks, the high, the Yokech is high against him is 24 points. So
it is one of those things where he doesn't, now I will press it with this. There's a couple of
Hawks games in there where Yokech probably didn't play much in the fourth quarter because the Nuggets were
running a lot of hardcore. There are other reasons for that. One of them is the defense that they're
running against Yokech. But that's the other thing is like, yeah, they pretty much are going to
double them, you know, they want to double him and force him out of his hands. That's in the
choice because they, we've seen Yokech one on one against Coppela. That's not a winning proposition
for Clint Coppela anymore. That's kind of what I wonder and that's kind of why I like, hey,
so if you think about that, maybe they'll let him take some shots. Maybe he knocks down some
three's and maybe you're catching on a plus plus 160. All right, let's close up the show talking
a little bit more specifically about the Hawks themselves. And what I want to talk about is
just the Hawks in general because this is a team. Trey Young has been in the league for a bit now.
What is is like, is like fifth, fifth season, right? For Trey. I can't remember how many seasons
is Luke Dodge, it's been in right there both, both the same year. But it has for whatever reason,
I mean, Trey Young, high draft pick, he's, he's had some great moments in the NBA like we've
talked about is defense leaves, leaves something to be desired certainly, but sorry, this is Trey's
60s in the NBA. But for the most part, like, you know, I mean, most people, you would consider him a
star player in the NBA and yet the Hawks, it is never really translated into anything more than
like a low playoffs. Usually nowadays, they're a team who's playing in the play in turn, man. It's just,
you know, they're basically playing for the right to get run out of the gym in the first round of
the playoffs. And they've tried different things, right? They traded for for DeJonte Murray, who I think
is a fantastic player. Yes, he is. Absolutely. They trade this year, they traded away John Collins,
because DeAndre Hunter, right, is a guy who promising forward, maybe similar to what you already have
with John Collins. But they they they brought in Clint Cpella, you know, for whatever reason,
it just hasn't worked. And so I, you know, what is is is is Trey Young just like,
it seems like he should be a guy you should be able to build around, but, but for whatever reason,
the Hawks just haven't been able to find, to find the right mix. Well, the thing that they're having,
right? He's a small guard that doesn't necessarily mean that he has to be bad at defense or that's
a whole team has to be bad at defense, but he is a small guard. And in his entire time with
in Wanda, they have been abysmal at defense. Right. They're a great scoring team. They score a lot of
points. They scored them very fast, like they're exciting to watch on offense, but they don't play any
defense that that just doesn't happen. It's kind of like watching the mellow nuggets before
Chelsea got here, right? Chelsea. Yeah. You know, where they run, where they run, but they you're not,
you're running one way. And so if you can get it going in one direction, you're fine.
And the nuggets, those nuggets had some better veteran talent. And the Hawks kept going young.
The Hawks are like, we like a young team. Wait, we still like a young team.
You know, we have that Plinkapela, who's who's a vet, you know, a reasonable vet.
DeJean Timmer, I guess, is in year seven. It doesn't feel that way. Right. Um, you know, so you're hoping
that those guys that they have that are in the middle of their career can go ahead and take that step.
They're not rookie contract guys anymore. You know, they should be the kind of guys you can build around.
But none of them are defenders. Like that, they don't, that's not the game that Wanda plays. And I don't
know if that's a coaching problem, if that's a personnel problem. I feel like they should be able
to get more defense out of the guys that they have. Yeah, and they tried, I mean, they've tried defensive
coaches. I mean, Nate McMillan is, yeah, I know. Yeah, but Nate, Nate McMillan, I will tell you this from
having been a, a sonics fan and having watched the Blazers when he was there.
Um, Nate is such a micromanager in every sense of the word. Right. Um, would not allow Plinkarts to
call their own plays. He would call them everyone, every play from the side of one.
Didn't matter who the point guard was. Um, just some ridiculous stuff where you're like, bro,
that's a grown man you're trying to like yell at every time down the court. Right. Um, and
so I don't think that his methods played well with the freewheeling style of the players that he had.
Yeah, he, I mean, he got that, if you remember, he, he was the interim coach, right?
Um, and then they went on the, the Hawksman on the run, they actually got to the Eastern Conference
Finals that year. Uh, and then it, but now like in hindsight with both, with both Nate and the team,
it kind of looks like it's like, all right, that was kind of a, you just, you know, you caught Lightning
in a bottle you had, you had a great, uh, a great March in April, uh, that, that brand, you know,
it's had a great spring and you ran that all the way out to the Eastern Conference Finals. Uh,
and then, you know, since then it's been first round loss, first round loss. I mean, last year again,
like you had to, you fired Nate McMillan last year, uh, and then you brought in the hired swinger.
Yeah, right. And you got to a 141 and, and, and you, you made it, you survived, uh, again,
you survived the play in tournament and, and they got bounced and well, that first round they
went, they, it wasn't much of a, I remember right much of a, no, they got six games and they're at,
bounced by the Celtics. So I, I mean, I don't know, I don't know, but the Celtics, there's not a
lot you can do about it. That's the problem they have though is they have to get out of those bottom
seats. They can't, right. They can't, they, and they, and you, you keep kind of waiting for it to happen,
with this team and all this combinations of young players that they, they, uh, keep rotating through,
you know, they rotate through all these forwards, whether it's, whether it's Collins, whether it's
Hunter, whether it's, you know, on Yekko and Kong Wu, they've got these guys who just,
it doesn't, they can't find that pairing, you know, with, right, and, right.
And if you, if you're, that team, you're, you're looking at it and you're like, we shouldn't,
you probably are looking over at the Golden State Warriors. I mean, like, how did they build a team
around Steph Curry? Because, you know, that, right. That's kind of the similar type of team that
you're going to want, um, in, in Atlanta, but you got no, you got no dream on green, right? You've
got no defensive, uh, defensive ace, but in there, you don't have, it's good,
Johnny Murray is, you don't have as reliable of a guy next to, you know, he's not, he's not a
Clay Thompson, like he just, um, one Clay, I'm saying this, not, not based off this season alone.
Right. Obviously, no Clay has struggled this year, uh, but, but at his height, the, the, the thing
with Clay Thompson was that he was a big enough guy to defend, right? Defender. Yeah.
Pretty seriously. Great. And he made every damn shot. Like, that's the thing, right? Is that he is
one of the great shooters to ever with. It's just that he's on a team with one of the other even
greater shooters to ever with, right? Maybe the greatest shooter to ever with. Yeah. And it's,
it's as good as, as good as Murray is he's not, he's not that. Why does good is,
pray young is he's not that. Yeah. And he's not that. I mean, Tray young is a great shooter. Yeah.
But trying to put golden state light is a really, really hard thing to do. Right. That's the thing is,
like, golden state's not really sustainable unless you have two of the greatest shooters, uh,
well, I mean, as we're seeing, one of the best defenders of this generation, right? Right. Exactly.
Like, it's just not, it's like asking somebody to rebuild the 90s bulls and you're like, okay, great.
So I got all I have to do is find Michael Jordan, like Scotty Pippin and Dennis Rodman and I'll be good.
Okay. No problem. No problem. Like, I'll, I'll get, I'll get right on that. Like, yeah, good luck. Like,
no offense. Those are three of the 50. And you saw, right? And you saw a whole generation of
teams trying to build around scoring two guards and it's just right. And now, and now, now basically,
nobody does that anymore. It's kind of funny how that, how that works. So I mean, is this a team that,
like, if you're looking at the Hawks and it's like, I mean, should they blow it up? Like should,
you should, should tray young be, be on the trademark at right now. If you're Atlanta, should,
there basically be nobody on that team? Cause I kind of feel like that's the way, I think there should be,
if it keeps going this way, you're nine and 12 right now. If you're still like,
hovering a few games under 500, um, come trade deadline time. Like, do you not just say,
yeah, we're, we're gonna trade trade, we're gonna trade the, de jonte, we're gonna trade,
you know, whoever get picks and, and, and start over. Why, at some point, they're gonna have to
consider it because I don't see how you can't, this is where, this is the worst part in the NBA
to be, right? Is it you're paying a huge chunk of money to guys who were very good,
but who are not helping you win? Right. Like, that's, I don't know how you're going to get around
that. Well, if you do not want to be in the 7/8 seed every year, you can't win that way. You can't
get the picks that you need. You can't get the talent influx. And you can't get past all the teams
that do have those things in playoffs. You just can't. Right. You know, so unless you can find a way
to add somebody to the team, but you're already fielding a bunch of expensive players.
Yeah, I wonder where is Atlanta, probably in terms of the salary cap. They can't,
they'll say they can't be, they can't be very cheap because, yeah, I mean, Tray Young is in. He got
the max contract and he's, he's in to the deal. So it's, like, Tray Young is in, he got a bunch of guys
making 20 million bucks. They got like four guys making Aaron Gordon money. And then they've got Tray Young
making double that. Right. You're right. Because it's the Andre Hunter. It's the Bogdon Bogdon
bench off the bench is getting 18 million. Right. Clint Capella is another guy getting 20,
20 plus. And then yeah, and then you go to Jante around, ready, round 18. So you're right. You've
got four guys and then Tray Young making a huge money, which is that's going to be the hard part.
Like if you decide to blow it up, it's like, who's gonna, I mean, who wants to pay is good as Tray Young is,
who wants to pay and wants to be paying damn near 50 million for him here in, you know, in 2025,
in 2026. Right. Like, how do you, how do you, how do you trade him when you can't prove like,
at least with Dame, you could say, look, man, there are pro-off highlights that we can point to. There
were things that we can say. He's a team leader. He's got other intangibles. Even if he's on the tail end
of his career, like, you know, I can, I can sell this. You're with, with Tray, you're like,
look, man, how do you, who wants 50 million dollars for this player who's undeniable? We good.
Right. But you can't, we have not been able to build a team around him. We are trading him because
we can't build a team around him, but you should. You should, you should try and take him because
you're going to almost have to make him the focal point of your team based off of the money. You're
right. I mean, Dejante is the guy, he's the guy who's much more tradable at at 80 million
years. You have to move to Jante. In my opinion, you, I don't think you can move Tray, but I'm not sure
you can build a winner with both of them, even though they are both good players, I just don't think
they're complimentary players. I think at the end, it turns out like the trailblazers with CJ and
in the game. You got two guys, two guys who need the ball in their hands really to make things happen.
Right. And they're both good, but that are not complimentary to each other. Exactly. Yeah.
And you cannot help you on both ends. You know, I was kind of filled with the John, the
John, DeMarie trade was a little bit weird. So you know, I mean, that's, uh, that's something you might
try and do because that's the thing is when you trade it for him, like you gave up some picks, man,
to like get to John, DeMarie. It's like, yes, it's hard to necessarily refill the cover. And then,
like you said, you're this, you're perpetually stuck in the middle. So it's not like you're hidden,
you're hitting top 10 picks. It's tough. It's tough. The, the, the, the Hawks or NA,
interrupt spot for sure. For sure. All right. Tell you what we will, we will go ahead and, um,
we will call it a show right there. So make sure you guys are following us. I am at, uh,
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Good time. Let's hope that these games are more of a pleasure this week. That's all I want.
Yeah, no kidding. No kidding. We forgot to do as this tradition is so, okay, hold on. Before I'm
going to put you out, we got a little bit of time here. Believe it or not, Gordon, we actually are,
uh, we're on time. We're on, we're on, we're once here. Uh, so let's just talk about it this week.
So then I guess then, oh, man, you know, a lot of games this week. They're at Chicago. Yeah, there's a lot of
home against Brooklyn and Oklahoma City. Uh, I'm gonna go three in one. I like three in one. I think,
I think the nuggets get, they might lose this game in Atlanta. I think they'll get one of the two in
this back to back. I feel better about Chicago game because you know, because you should play
this really well in Chicago. Uh, and then the other two games are at home, Brooklyn and Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma City, some drama going down down there. Uh, but otherwise, you know, uh, been playing well.
So that's a, but a team that I think you know, gets matchup well against them, Brooklyn, uh,
I don't know, Brooklyn. She's a, another team that probably needs to go all in on a rebuild, but hey,
winners winners. No, I like three in one. Yeah, I like, I like three in one from a sense of
the teams of the nuggets are playing don't really have a lot of rest advantage over the nuggets.
Like the nuggets, the locks are both rested. The nuggets and the bulls neither will be rested.
You know, to me, like, you know, I think, I think the bulls are on, yeah, the bulls are back to back to
with the nuggets. So, you know, if it, if new team gets rest, I like the nuggets. If both teams
are rested, I like the nuggets. It's when the nuggets have been running these damn like, we run
up back to the back. You've been sitting at home, smoking cigars for two days. Right. Or you were actually
in Denver before we were. Right. Exactly. Uh, so in this sense, yeah, I'm with you three in one
nuggets back to get back on track this week. All right, everybody. We'll close it up with that and we
will talk to you next week.
This is all I keep up!
I won't worry my life!
We will lose each other!
In the future!
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