Miroslav Cuk

Yeah, of course.

Of course it is.

So, Jeff.

Yeah.

Just to ask you something personal, are you as unsufferably confident today like I am just because your team kicked ass last night?

Well, it was certainly... It was funny.

yeah and the funny thing about the clutch and we are going off of the script immediately now because i just remember some the nuggets something something like 14 and 15 in the clutch this season which is pretty bad but their net trading is like one of the worst in the entire league they're like 25th or 26th in net trading in the clutch and that's because they've been just losing their leads

Like they would have a lead and then it would be like plus five for the Nuggets.

And even if they would win by one, that's still a net negative in that game.

So it's been really frustrating so far.

And I think we're going to talk about it in the second part of the show.

But before that, just to...

Think about last night's game a bit.

I'm just going to say it.

Back-to-back boogeyman is bullshit.

I was always low on the impact of playing two days in a row.

Tim Legler is on the record that playing back-to-back isn't a big deal.

Eurobasket tournaments used to have like five games in six days and nobody complained.

I believe this player empowerment era, which is actually the superstar empowerment era, has made even people covering the sport too soft when writing about the impact of playing in consecutive days.

The Nuggets looked like shit in LA.