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So we start out a very eventful day in the NBA with game three in Miami,

which would probably be the least exciting thing that's

happened today. Let's be real. There was a lot of NBA tea, and I thought that the game was

going to keep up, and it did not. After a very close first half, the Nuggets and Michael Malone

made some second half adjustments, took back home court with a resounding

109-94 win, which is still the under. The 214 and a half did not hit. How did they do it?

Not the way that everybody thought that they would. The consensus was that the nuggets would have to

figure out how to beat the 23 zone, the-1 zone, the amoeba zone,

by figuring out a way to dribble penetrate and get KCP and MPJ more involved early,

getting them into rhythm.

They did not ever get into rhythm.

And you know what?

It did not matter.

They came in that the pair

averaged 16 points per game in this series, combining for 28 per game in the regular season.

And you know what? They were even worse than that.

Caldwell Pope and Michael Mediocre Porter Jr. had their worst games in the series in which they've already

played pretty bad.

How many did they score combined, folks?

Eight points on two from 11 shooting.

Oh, for five from three.

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