The Denver Nuggets defeated the Miami Heat in Game 4 of the Finals by a score of 108-95 placing them one victory away from the first championship in the 56 years history of the franchise (ABA/NBA)

The rundown:

1. Jeff pats himself on the back about what he said after game 2
2. Shout out to Tim Connelly for the Aaron Gordon trade
3. Bruce Brown is "the spice" for this Nuggets team
4. Malone's relationship with Jamal Murray is reason #2 for the Nuggets success
5. The MVP stuff probably nees to end

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The Denver Nuggets prevailed over the Miami Heat in Game 3, 109-94. The Nuggets didn't exactly "adjust" to the Heat. Did everything they always have ... just did it better than the 4th quarter of game 2. Jeff talks about how Jokic, Murray and Braun came through for the Nuggets and how the Heat look different when they don't hit every shot.

In the second half of the podcast Jeff talks about how the NBA is yes, lazy and they want players to go out and get their own endorsements and advertising ... but on the flip side the league desperately WANTS to promote Jokic and he kind of just doesn't want to be promoted. Which create this issue. The best player in the league and the league he plays in don't know how to benefit each other.

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The Nuggets lost at home for the first time in these playoffs in a three point loss to the Miami Heat in game 2. In the grand scheme of things it took a massive effort and near perfect 4th quarter to beat the Nuggets so one shouldn't be too worried about the result. However, the post game presser's by Jeff Green and Michael Malone served as a contrast and Jeff talks about how Malone's hot headedness is the worst part of his coaching and how you shouldn't listen to his post game pressers but pay close attention to his post practice and pre game pressers.

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The Denver Nuggets didn't play their best game but convincingly prevailed over the Miami Heat to take game one of the NBA Finals. On the latest Mortcast on CSG, Jeff talks about the Nuggets victory over the Heat, talks about Nikola Jokic's greatness and how the Nuggets can be even better in game 2.

In the second half Jeff goes over how the NBA is at a crisis point in trying to promote the Denver Nuggets. The overreliance on athletes getting endorsements has hit the "immovable object" of Nikola Jokic. He just refuses to do so. The league needs to get creative with the best player in the game.

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Trey Mitchell of Mile High Cinema Podcast is back to talk about the Nuggets/Heat Finals. Trey goes over his emotions after the Nuggets defeated the Los Angeles Lakers, how the Nuggets might fare against the Heat and the journey to get here. Jeff and Trey also talk about Michael Porter Junior and his arduous journey to get to this point.

One day away from Finals Game 1 folks. Lets drink it in.

Be sure and follow Trey at @thetreyinator and @5280Cinema

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The Bulwark and The Next Level podcast's Tim Miller joins Jeff again to talk about his emotions when the Nuggets finally climbed their way to the finals, optimism, and the Nuggets matchup against the Heat. Are we being too optimistic? Do we need to throw some cold water on our expectations, lest we be disappointed?

Nah ... we are FANS! That's our answer.

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On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about the Celtics vs Heat series and how awful an "eye bleedingly" bad it has been visually and what it would look like if/when the Nuggets face either team. In the second half Jeff talks about the 1994 Nuggets comback from 0-3 down to tie the series vs the Utah Jazz. What the series looked like and what analogies you can draw to what is happening right now in the Celtics/Heat series.

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The NBA media infrustructure is having a hard time with the Denver Nuggets and their recent success. On the latest Mortcast on CSG, Jeff talks about how NBA Laziness (covered in a previous episode you should definitley listen to) and ESPN's myopic tendency to cover drama and big markets is causing the league and it's media partners to be really uncomfortable.

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THEY DID IT! The Denver Nuggets vanquished the Los Angeles Lakers, their own personal boogeyman, to advance to the NBA Finals for the first time in their NBA franchise history. Jeff gushes about Jokic, Murray, Porter and Gordon before putting this victory in context about what it means to defeat the Lakers.

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Carmelo Anthony announced his retirement from the NBA after 19 Seasons on twitter. On the latest bonus Mortcast Jeff talks about the two era's that define Melo's legacy in Denver and how eventually everyone will let bygones be bygones

Enjoy the show! Congrats on retirement Melo.

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