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Kevin O'Candyland, Kevin O'Finals, Kevin O'Connor, Burnow! I'm joining you here from the NBA

finals. I'm sitting in my media seat up in the nosebleeds looking down at all these happy nuggets fans

celebrating. They're having a good time. They're feeling good. I'm feeling good, man. I'm here at the

finals. It's a good time. First time in 47 years that the team has gotten this opportunity and

the fans have gotten this opportunity. Looked like a rockest crowd there at the beginning of the game,

for sure. It looked like it looked like I expected it to, like a team and the fan base that was

yearning for this opportunity. Obviously, it's been a long time since they had played basketball

after sweeping the lakers and then just having to wait around until the finals were going to begin.

But at least on TV, environment looked great. What was it like in the arena?

Very loud. A lot of noise being pumped in for sure. Fans were loud. They had the cool wrist

fans lighten up. It was a great atmosphere, man. I was impressed. It felt like right from the jump.

Fans were into the game. Didn't feel like any nervous crowd or anything like that. It was a very

cool atmosphere here in Denver. And you probably did not expect that much like back in the day,

Mike Tyson walking to the ring shirtless with some black shorts and then knocking somebody out that

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