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Colin Wright, or Colin was wrong, and here we go.

Where Colin was right?

Doesn't matter how well LeBron and AD play. They're not beating Denver. They've lost nine straight because Denver's starting five is too good and too deep and too consistent. The Nuggets beat the Lakers the same way every time they play. There'll be spurs. One, two, or three. And Denver jet fuels it for a 10-0-0 run, and in the end of the game, Yokic is just better. Plus, LeBron runs out of gas at this point in his career, and when he does, he gets sloppy.

Yokic does not run out of gas.

Denver's a better team, and when I suggested they may want to duck the nuggets because of the repercussions if they get swept again that was on display where Colin was

wrong it's not that the Suns lost they were 3 and 0 against the T-wolves in

the regular season they weren't even competitive it looked like they were

poorly constructed.

I mean, Booker no-showed. What happened to Beal?

The T-Wolves, top to bottom, more physical, defensive lapses.

KD gave you points, not much else.

I said, I'll take Phoenix in this series, but, I mean, after watching that game, I don't know if the suns are constructed.

It also illustrates the difference between the regular season and the postseason, because that was a two-hour-and-thirty-minute mismatch.

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