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Thinking Basketball

#62: Nuggets Duo, Heat Zone & history's least scalable player

Thinking Basketball

Thinking Basketball

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🗓️ 18 September 2020

⏱️ 52 minutes

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I talk Nuggets and how they match up with the Lakers, get into the Heat-Celtics clash, but before that look at the All-NBA teams and whether this year's version of Russell Westbrook is history's least scalable player. Support at www.patreon.com/thinkingbasketball. Check out the free trial & discount of the Athletic at http://www.theathletic.com/thinkingbasketballpod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thinking-basketball/support

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0:00.0

Thinking Basketball Podcast, my name is Ben.

0:07.0

My name is Ben.

0:11.0

Welcome back to another playoff bubbly episode. Man, it has been an unbelievable

0:18.9

playoff stretch in Orlando, down in the bubble. I was talking about it with some people the other day, you know,

0:25.8

is this the best NBA playoffs that we can remember?

0:30.7

What, what, when you think of like great years that have had NBA

0:36.0

playoff stretches that have been incredibly entertaining, what years jump out?

0:41.2

Certainly 2016, everything happening second round series in the West, the

0:47.4

conference finals, the finals. That was an incredible playoff run. And there have been other years 2010 I thought had a lot

0:56.4

with Nash finally you know blitzing through the spurs and then that classic series that the Lakers and the sons had out

1:06.4

west the Celtics upending the calves in the east then the Orlando series then the

1:12.0

Lakers and the Celtics, having that seven game,

1:15.2

Bruhaha, that thing, boy, that got intense and ugly by the end of the series.

1:20.5

And I think that game seven kind of people think oh you know that was some

1:25.4

ugly basketball well the whole series wasn't like that the playoffs certainly

1:29.3

had more entertainment quality to them than that game seven.

1:35.7

So that was a great playoffs.

1:37.3

2006 had some interesting things happen.

1:40.2

I think the common denominator, the way between this year 2010 certainly 2006 is another one of those years

1:50.0

there really isn't a super team. I've tweeted about this before where you not

1:56.4

your your immediate thought is well we have more parity and yes I do think you

2:00.8

get more parity I do think you have more opportunities for

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