Eric Wedum (D-Line)
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1,681 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 28 Mar
Eric Wedum (D-Line)’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Unlike Denver side where the closeouts, it was like made it a semi-open shot with a guy running at you.
OKC got wide open shots today.
Jog, hand up, like, you know, you do the thing where you're like, I'm closing out.
I'm closing out on this guy.
If you go back and just watch Case and Wallace's threes, all of them were soft closeouts.
Just soft closeout of like, I'm closing out.
He was comfortable, man.
He found a rhythm.
So Denver tonight, a piece of humble pie of this is why the Thunder are the one seed.
This is why they're so good is they play so freaking physical and so freaking hard on the defensive end.
Tonight, it was a stark contrast between the two teams.
Some of it was Denver's hard rotations put them out of position.
And that's, again, we're going to talk more about this, but in the NBA you have to give up something.
But there are other possessions where you could have got there.
The one that sticks out most in my mind, Denver had a really rough, like in the first quarter and second quarter.
To end the second quarter, though, they clawed all the way back to four points.
Get one stop.
Shea made a cross-court skip pass while the clock was winding out, and it was Jamal Murray on the tag.
Now, it was a lot of ground to cover from the paint to the corner, but he did the thing where there was nowhere for, I don't remember who, I don't think it was Kaysen Wallace on that one.
It might have been Wiggins in the corner for right at the half.
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