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Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Today's episode of the show, I'm going to walk us through the things that I could see. Areas for improvement for the Denver Nuggets from game one.

Maybe some adjustments I think they'll make. In segment two, I'm going to talk about areas of

regression. Where did Denver maybe overperform in game one?

Where did the ball bounce their way where it might not in game two?

And then over the final segment, I'm going to talk about areas of improvement and regression

for Portland.

So I'll kind of pack both of those segments into just the final one there to talk about those.

And I think it'll provide a nice way of both looking backwards at game one and kind of now that I've

watched the game three or four different times and have spliced a bunch of clips together for

an article for Denver Stiffs.com, you know, I have a little bit more insight, a couple new takes

as well as kind of refining some of the ones from yesterday show. And then it also allows us a chance

to look forward and kind of anticipate because I think, you know, after a second watch, I really think Denver is a lot better in the series and that the matchup favors them.

One way to put it, I think that there are things Denver can do to defend Portland.

Now, they're not going to stop Damien Lillard.

There's some things that he can do, you know, he can go off. C.J. McCollum, they're not going to stop him. Even Cantor, I think,

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