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Wednesday morning it's April 29th this is our in between game five and game six episode

we've got two days off here so we're going to dig into what we think game six should be like or could be like.

I'm calling it what game six should be, which is easier said than done.

It's hard to know exactly what to expect, I think, from either of these teams right now.

Denver has been erratic in this series in their own way, dealing with two pretty critical injuries of their own in Aaron Gordon and Peyton Watson and Minnesota is dealing with two, I think, more critically new injuries, obviously to Anthony Edwards and Dante DiVincenzo, which leads them to, you know, to sort of find a new identity or cement a new identity.

They don't have as much experience playing without those guys as the Denver guys,

as the Denver team does without their players.

So I've kind of felt for the last couple of games.

I don't really know what is going to happen in this series.

So we're going to talk about today what game six, yeah, could be.

And to do that, I've got Kyle Teigy here with me on a Wednesday morning.

What's up, Kyle?

What's up, buddy?

Good morning to my favorite blogger.

We got this extra day off, which I think is necessary for all parties.

Both teams need the extra day, kind of on the Minnesota side, take what they saw in

game four and then kind of mix it in like a little practice.

Because I thought what you and Chris talked about right after the game, game four was a, like,

or game five, I should say, was pretty accurate.

Like I thought Denver did some new stuff there.

And now Minnesota has to kind of digest that and figure it out for game six.

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