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The Volume. Hi, Hi everybody welcome in Jason Tim Hoopes tonight. We're going to give you a 40 minute

rundown of the Lakers nuggets and also some thoughts on Joe Missoula, head coach of the Celtics who's probably

presumably out of work here pretty quick after they get vanquished, probably a

sweep by the Miami Heat. You know, my take is I thought the MVP vote became about 30%

about Embeed and 70% about anti-Yokich. If you watch Yolkich in the series, he rendered Anthony Davis

invisible at times. Yolkich is so engaged offensively, rebounding, taking the ball up the floor, screen setting, passing,

and unlike Embeed, he doesn't, he's not plotting when he gets the ball, He makes quick decisions to attack, constantly waving at his

players. He makes sure the pacing of that offense, everybody's involved and he's such a deft

passer that he forces you to be alert.

You look at the scoring for the nuggets in this game. I mean it's

KCP's involved, Gordon, Porter, Murray, and then of course Yolkich, a facilitator, a score, an offensive and defensive

rebounder, a catalyst, a screen-setter. He's not a great defensive player and Denver's not a great

defensive team but you know I felt bad for Yolkich because there was this

sense is you can't give him a third straight MVP

because we didn't do that for some notable stars. Can we be honest?

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