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Welcome to the mismatch. I'm Chris Farnin and joining me on this Monday night after the

Western Conference finals is wrapped up is Kevin O'Connor from the ringer aka Kevin Obamac,

Kevin O'Connor, Kevin O'Camara, Kevin O'Connor, Kevin O'Connor, Kevin O'Candyland, Kevin O'Characters,

Kevin Oba's Aryan, Kevin O'Connor, Bruno! How are you doing tonight? We got our first sweet,

potentially our first of two. How you feeling about the game, man? How are you doing?

111-111, the Denver Nuggets beat the Los Angeles Lakers. This is payback for all of the problems you gave me

for the Grizzlies, losing to the Lakers and me being flippant about the Lakers opportunity to be the

Western Conference representative. In the end, I think what I am left with is it wouldn't a matter

of who would have played the Denver Nuggets. That Denver Nuggets team was beating anybody out of the

Western Conference. They have solidified themselves as a great basketball team and a rightful representative.

What they did tonight, flipping that game upside down in the third quarter, is what stood out

to me the most. This looked like this was going to be the Lakers win and then the Nuggets would go

back home, inevitably face a tired Davis, a tired LeBron who had given this maximum effort as to not

get humiliated in the series and then they'd wrap it up in the gentleman's sweep coming up in a few

days. But instead, they came out of that halftime locker room and won the quarter 36 to 16 and it was

at that time where I was like, okay, they're not fine with just closing this thing out at home.

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