You may know Jackson Pollock, the painter famous for his iconic drip paintings.

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The volume. Hi everybody welcome in Jason Timf, Hoopes tonight, great podcaster part of the

volume, he and I go live immediately after games and I just I just I really love what Jason does the way he breaks it down former

college basketball player we're going to dive into a couple of topics. First of all, the emergence of the physicality of foreign-born players like Yolkich.

He is such a complete package offensively. There's almost nothing like him in the league over the last decade.

He doesn't really have off nights because he does so many things well.

30, 20, and 10.

I've said before, I think Denver's the better team.

I don't think Denver has to do anything to win.

They can just kind of play their game and win.

I think Miami has to play with great urgency and

energy and shoot well to win. I mean Denver's played poorly once in their last

eight or nine games and they lost and even though they lost at home they were leading by what was it eight points going

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