Nikola Jokic and Denver are too big for Miami | NBA Finals Game 1 analysis @ThinkingBasketball
Nikola Jokic and Denver are too big for Miami | NBA Finals Game 1 analysis  @ThinkingBasketball
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
How did the Denver Nuggets dominate Game 1 of the NBA Finals vs. the Miami Heat? How did Nikola Jokic end up with so many assists? Why was Aaron Gordon on an early scoring spree? This film room study details Denver's size advantage on both ends of the court, and how they were able to use cross matches in transition to create mismatches and create easy offense.

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