Brendan Vogt

It's been the worst.

I can't stand it.

Just can't stand it.

Can't get it done in the clutch.

No, no.

My Redhawk roofing big takeaway, and I'll start talking about the collapse in the clutch today because it's happened so many times now where now it's a little mental, I think.

Now I feel like it might be in the Nuggets' heads.

We're not a good clutch team.

And when it starts happening, when you have a lead late in the fourth and you start blowing it, I really wonder if now they think to themselves,

Here we go again.

And that's a really scary spot to be in.

I remember after the Clippers game and when a similar thing happened a few days ago, I talked about how this team didn't look sharp.

And again, in the fourth quarter, they just did not look sharp.

They looked lackadaisical.

They looked like they were going through the motions.

know when the warriors ramped up the energy and like really locked in in the last five six minutes of this game the nuggets just kind of react they barely reacted yeah and they were just not ready for it they were not ready for the elevation and just energy and focus that golden state had and it is really bizarre man it is just really bizarre to see a team like denver as veteran as they are with

You know, a go-to action like the Murray Jokic pick and roll in those moments just looks so uncomfortable, so scared of the moment.

It's jarring, and it's honestly really concerning.

At this point in the season, it's beyond just, oh, I think we can trust them.

It's very concerning now, where at this point in the year, and again, we're still seeing this.