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Today's episode of the show, a bummer of a one on a loss.

The second consecutive loss this time at the Brooklyn Nets.

The Brooklyn Nets now 2-0 against the Denver Nuggets on the season. They might be the only team. Oh, no, Milwaukee also 2-0. And actually, you know what? Not that dissimilar Milwaukee and Brooklyn. Some similarities between those teams, obviously not in talent, but in some of the problems and some of the issues that they present

to the Nuggets. So there's a lot. I have a big notebook here because I think this game

provided a lot of sort of things to chew on and to digest. So let's hop into it. But before we

do, a quick reminder, I'll give the short, a bridge version. For the All-Star game, which is a week from Sunday, I'll be doing my first ever live

recording of the Lockdown Nuggets podcast, bringing on some of my favorite guests, Mark Kulam,

D-Line Co, and Brendan Vote, all three will be on the panel. We'll have a microphone for

people to ask questions. It should be a lot of fun. So come out,

Society Bar and Grill. That is sponsored by Realtor Ryan Dykstra should be a really good time.

So come check that out. Put that in your calendar. The 17th, Sunday the 17th at 430.

All right, let's get into this one. First of all, Jamal Murray is back. That's the first note.

You know, you got the sense that he would be back before too long. I thought physically he looked fine out there. I didn't notice a limp. He didn't look tender or anything like that. Some of his timing and stuff was a little bit off. But, you know, just if you're just looking at it from, you know, signs of injury or anything like that, I thought

he looked really, really good. So that's a good sign. And then a new starting lineup. And you guys

have listened to the show for long enough. You kind of know what I've been calling for. Jamal

Murray, Malik Beasley, Will Barton, Mason Plumley, and Nicole Yokich. That might be, that's as good to me.

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