Coach Malone rocking the “I am a voter” t-shirt today. pic.twitter.com/8djFJn9lQL

The Nuggets are trailing in the series 3-1 again... can they make it back... again? Here are three reasons why it’s possible and three reasons and why not: theathletic.com/2092619/2020/0…

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Alright that is enough clips for tonight.

I will be writing on the Nuggets struggles on the defensive glass tomorrow and what they can do to remedy those issues for @MileHighSports.

It will be up tomorrow afternoon or evening.

One other way Denver can fix their rebounding issues is to send more players to the glass.

Look at everyone ball-watch on this rebound. Only Plumlee gets a body on someone and Rondo sneaks in for the OREB.

Guards & forwards need to crash the glass too for the Nuggets in Game 5. pic.twitter.com/JkoJ2qzTC7

Again, Jokic has to work harder on the defensive glass in Game 5 or else Dwight is going to demolish them like he did in Game 4.

Look at Jokic here. The second the shot goes up, he needs to get back on Dwight. Murray cannot keep Howard off the offensive glass. That's on Jokic. pic.twitter.com/trTCLZ5kDD

Excited to say that my good friend @BrendanVogt will be joining me on the Rocky Mountain Hoops podcast tomorrow at some point.

We will discuss Game 4, look ahead to Game 5 & get into what has made this season a success for Denver regardless of how many games this series goes.

Michael Malone ripped a line straight from Lakers coach Frank Vogel late Thursday night. The #Nuggets will go through the "proper channels" to address their officiating concerns, and those begin with a tough whistle on Jamal Murray.

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Nuggets announce no practice Friday. Same thing they've done the past two times they've been down 3-1.

Michael Malone postgame referenced these three "breakdowns," and then said, "This is the Western Conference Finals, Game 4. And if you can't help us on the defensive end then maybe you shouldn't be on the floor." pic.twitter.com/HO2UjfmFTl