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Late night release here game one in the books, Denver, pretty dominant at home. Some of the

stuff that I saw, quick tales from the couch, nine minutes or so, will do 20 plus minutes

with waz on that. And something we've been working on for a while, so we're going to run

it tonight. Kelly Slater, the greatest surfer ever, his career and kind of where it's going

to run is it winds up now at 51 years old and life advice. Denver wins game one of the

NBA finals, 104.93. Obviously at home against Miami heat and it felt pretty easy. So just

minutes ago, this game ended, take a look at the notes here right away looking at how

Miami wants to defend Yokech and the zone stuff that we're talking about, which I think

there's two different segments of this game that I kind of want to focus on because I'm

pretty sure I know how it's going to play out for adjustments in a game too. So we'll

kind of focus on the zone and some of the other stuff that we all saw from the game.

Miami wants to front Yokech. It's great because we have Gandhi immediately. You know that's

what he's been thinking about for days. Okay, from the jump, if he's coaching the game,

what is he looking for? Okay, what's Miami going to do? They were fronting him, but the

real big problem Miami had defensively was Aaron Gordon. He's getting deep seals. They

also got him into some switches where it felt like he was getting deep post position

just right under the rim on just setting himself up doing the work early. There are other

times something that Miami tried to get away with. I saw him a possession later on where

they would get a switch with Murray, two man game it. And then the great thing is is you

don't have to then be Murray to get the entry pass to Gordon. You could swing it to

Yokech. You can throw it over the top everywhere the entire time. So that was a problem for Miami

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