All right, Legs, well, we've been watching at least game one of the Western Conference

Finals, an incredible game one in Spurs Thunder.

And from a Nuggets perspective, you know, we've been talking about it on the show.

But in your mind, what is separating right now, Denver, from the level that San Antonio

and O KC played at in that game one, because in my mind,

they executed at such a high level in that game. What we saw from the Nuggets in the playoffs

was so far from that. So from what you saw and what you saw of the Nuggets this season,

how far away is Denver? And what's kind of separating the Nuggets from that level right now?

I think when I look at Denver and I just can, you compare them to the top teams in the Western

Conference that are still playing.

You even look at a team like the Nix right now that's still playing.

I think one of the things that jumps out to me is when you watch

the nuggets, what they lack when you compare them to those type of teams, they don't have the

overall athlete and team speed that you need. And you talk about execution and you're right,

these teams execute at a high level, but having that level of athlete and speed allows you to execute because you're able to run what you want to run, expecting guys to be open where you want them to be open because they have the ability to escape.

And on the other end, the floor, they have the ability to pressure the ball.

You could execute a game play defensively a hell of a lot better if you can put guys individually

to guard and you can send the ball where you wanted to.

You can execute switches without worrying about being constantly compromised.

Cavs ended up to it last night.

They weren't able to execute that because they could not figure out a way, even though

I've got some suggestions, to get James Harden off that island with Jalen Brunson, which turned the entire game around during that stretch.

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