Inside the NBA reacts to Nuggets vs Lakers Highlights 

Ernie's right though.

Very!! 😂

If I could Like this a Thousand Times I would! Hilarious

Anyone else said that and it’s instant hand being thrown 😂

Ernie had that one locked and loaded 😂

..."Oh lord" (Chuck's voice)

😩😩 I didn’t even notice that 💀

I don’t think it’s Denvers plan, but truly a sign from Kobe.

Jokic scored 24 👀

And the same location he got metoo’d. RIP

😂 “Ernie, I’m goin Vegas tomorro; don’t put that bad juju in the atmosphere”

ROTFL he waits every few weeks and then ethers him to keep him respectful. 😂

He was quick wit it 😂

No sign. It was just set up that way.

kobe sending the msg from the heaven: lebum is trash and real g is joker

It's a sign that LA should seat out Ad and Lebron for the rest of the season

@@wowieinciong7197not AD he actually plays defense

@@N0t444 kobe was also one of the first people that saw jokic was going to be special greats recognize greats

yeah, i watched it a few times. no one even signaled to him. unless porter yelled to jokic

Serbian black magic duh

I'm almost certain he heard his footsteps sprinting.

i thought maybe it could've been that too. still crazy how jokic lifted the ball at the exact last moment possible though@@dpakj989

He’s like a qb in the pocket who’s got the internal clock

Yes second best modern player ever

@@Magnus_VIISteph has 4 kid

That’s crazy but we still pulled throw I knew they was gonna cook the books when I saw Adam silver in the stands “Execute order 66” was in full effect

Honestly, this isn't even that weird. Denver never gets free throws... ... Which is probably for the best, cuz we also can't make them. I consider 22 ft in a game about as fair as the refs can stomach being in a Lakers game. It's when they go for 22 in a quarter that I start to raise an eyebrow.

The disparity.... Couldnt make it more obvious... they gave Lakers all these silly tacky foul calls but Nuggets couldnt get barely any.

honestly its just that lakers have no defense they give them so much space that they didnt want to foul them thats why nuggets didnt get that much freethrows and thats also why they won too

@@mosquitoburrito2232 I mean, to be fair, 4 out of 5 starters have excellent FT%, leading with KCP at 92% (!) followed by Jamal with 85%, Joker with 82% and MPJ with 78%. AG is kinda slacking with a modest 63%, but I do think that getting more free throw attempts would significantly lower the pressure on the guys during these games. In other words, if we wouldn't have to chase to equalize the huge discrepancy in points caused by the unfair difference in uncalled fouls, the guys would be under much less pressure compared to now.

Too bad the Lakers didn't win. It would make the night Kobe's Statue reveal even better, however Kobe knowing Jokic can be good is proof that real ballers know real ballers when they see one.

Sounds like A REAL LAKER to me sas

@@adriansmith5279 kobe gave jokic the power from the heavens 🙌

and the Lakers got beat by the Nuggets. The team that hated Kobe

lebron james is gonna win mvp of the all star

As much as I want the Clippers to win, MPJ and AG are even bigger mismatch nightmares against other teams.

​@@240TechGuyhow?

​@@SahlEbrahim size, agility, moving without the ball, know when to cut, length that all power forwards now lack, and AG's power dunking and MPJ's length and they both have athleticism

​@SahlEbrahim size,skill,very agile, great cutters this was the same for every series last year and it will be the same this year the nuggets are too big and skilled

Champions often seem like they're on the verge of losing and squeak out tiny margins. But the margins aren't really tiny. You kind of know they'll pull it out and win, regardless of the Laker runs.

Free throw attempts: Lakers = 22 Nuggets = 7

But they not even top 5 in the league for FTA

@@joechucks1555lmao they have by far the highest free throw disparity in the league. They’ve shot 260+ more FT’s than their opponents so far this year, despite being DEAD LAST in the league on drives to the paint. They’re not even trying to hide it anymore

@@Romanus-it’s because the lakers play d without fouling

@@jonni1023stop even you don’t actually believe that

I'm glad there wasn't a heavy thud drop in the toilet. 🤭

Chuck saying “ could have been worse, Ernie” 💩

"Acing Murray in the head, that right there might just make me the greatest player of all time."

Did he really say that?

yup even the first game after kobe died

Lakers 1st game after kobe death Lebron passing Kobe game Kobe death anniversary Lebron passing Kareem Kobe Statue day Edit: Kobe Jersey retirement game All defeats

@@demagoss21And we lost on Kobe's jersey retirement night too smh

The lakers play way better with bron off the floor to me . They do to much iso basketball and not team basketball . They chemistry is ass . I wish Dlo could’ve played because he probably could’ve gotten them the W

@@troycarter7844 but the game was closer when he was on the floor

Jokic was fouling AD all the time he guarded him, and refs wasn't giving AD any ftws. Denver only took 7 ftws because they were shooting wide open 3s, and they weren't playing in the paint and physical as much as the Lakers were.

@@Jic-cp1cm if read this exact comment three times, now... are you copy-pasting this everywhere, LeLakers bot? :)

Jokic was fouling AD all the time he guarded him, and refs wasn't giving AD any ftws. Denver only took 7 ftws because they were shooting wide open 3s, and they weren't playing in the paint and physical as much as the Lakers were.

@@Jic-cp1cm That's it. Marked for spam...

No Dlo stop meat riding😂

u forgot 2020? or the fact the nuggets have one ring and lakers have 6 since 2000 😂

17 championships vs 1 okay haha

You know your winning the argument when laker fans bring up 17 Champs lmao.

The best 1 year narrative of your lives lol

Ima lakers fan and I gotta say yall got every right to say this 😂

17>1

Here's where's why the Denver Nuggets championship is fluke and doesn't count. In the first round, the Denver Nuggets beat an 8th seed injured Minnesota Timberwolves without Jayden McDaniels and Naz Reid, who are the Timberwolves' best bench players and scorers. In the second round, the Denver Nuggets barely beat Kevin Durant and Devin Booker alone with no bench? Because the Phoenix Suns main players called Chris Paul, DeAndre Ayton, and Bisamac Biyombo were all injured in that series, and somehow, the Phoenix Suns took the Denver Nuggets in 6 game series. Western Conference Finals, The Denver Nuggets beat an injured Lakers team with their main stars, and the best players were playing through serious injuries during the playoffs. Lebron played through a season-ending torn foot injury that required surgery, which is why Lebron was taking too many 3s and missing many of them too instead of attacking into the paint scoring layups, dunks, jumpshots, or fadeaways because Lebron was hurt and he couldn't move the same. AD was hurt, too, during the playoffs, and he was playing through a stress foot injury that required surgery, but AD decided to play and risk his body to help the Lakers in the playoffs. That's also why AD was so inconsistent during the whole playoffs. If you noticed AD couldn't have back to backs dominant games in the playoffs, one game he could give you 30+pts, 15+rds, and 3-4blks in one game and then the next game AD would have like 14pts 9rbs, and 2blks. Yes, inconsistency is part of the game, but it could be because of injuries, too. In AD's case, it was because of injuries. AD averaged 22ppg in last years playoffs (lowest in his career in the playoffs). That explained his injury. And don't forget, the Lakers didn't had their 2nd backup big man MO Bamba who was also injured and didn't play the whole playoffs. In the NBA finals, the Denver Nuggets beat an 8th seed injured Miami Heat team with their main players like Tyler Herro and Victor Oladipo. Oladipo was Miami Heat's best scorer and defender off the bench and Tyler Herro was Miami Heat's 2nd best offensive player and scorer on the team behind Jimmy Butler.

? Lakers didn't have Dlo, Vincent, Cam, Vando, and Christie. Wym 8vs 5??????

PLEAZZE he is not even the greatest Laker of all time. I'd take Jabbar, every day, twice on Sunday.

Rui the jokic stopper

jokic: "im playing against a 9th seed team no need to try" refs were helping the lakers and he still beat them

😂

Kobe

Who's your Daddy? 0-7 bow to Dnvr nation boiii.

Who’s they? Luka got tired in the fourth as he usually does. Luka is the Luka didn’t pass 81 points.

@@thevortex737 dude he took like 2 shots the last 6 min of the game, just enough to pass Embiid. Even to get fouled for free throws he passed it away. They are going to let 81 stand for as long as they can. Kobe immortalized.

Jamal probably gave the signal

Notice how Lebron and AD were healthy in the 2020 playoffs and sweep healthy Denver Nuggets in the right way? But the Deaver Nuggets it took Lebron and AD to be playoffs through injuries so that Denver could sweep them in the playoffs. If you If you don't believe me, then I'll give you the specific injuries that Lebron and Anthony Davis we're dealing with, so Lebron James was playing in the playoffs through a season ending torn tendon foot injury that required surgery during the off-season. Lebron suffered this injury against the Dallas Mavs on February 26, 2023. And if you don't believe me, you could just do research. Go to Google and with your phone and do research. Anthony Davis was playing through a food stress injury that he suffered during the regular season against the Denver Nuggets on December 16, 2022.

The Lakers are now 10 times better this year compared to last years Lakers because they have improved their roster this off-season, and now they have a decent bench compared to last year, who they had nobody besides Dennis Schroder and Rui Hachimura. The Lakers are going to be even 100 times better now that Lebron and AD will be fully healthy by the start of the season because if you didn't know Lebron and AD were injured throughout the whole playoffs run, last year. That's why Lebron and AD were inconsistent during the playoffs because they were playing with affective injuries that resulted them to miss the whole year but Lebron and AD decided to risk their health to save the Laker's season to make the playoffs which they did. Lebron played through a season-ending tendon torn foot injury that required surgery, which is why Lebron was taking too many 3s and missing many of them too instead of attacking into the paint scoring layups, dunks, jumpshots, or fadeaways because Lebron was hurt and he couldn't move the same. AD was hurt, too, during the playoffs, and he was playing through a stress foot injury that required surgery, but AD decided to play and risk his body to help the Lakers in the playoffs. That's also why AD was so inconsistent during the whole playoffs. If you noticed AD couldn't have back to backs dominant games in the playoffs, one game he could give you 30+pts, 15+rds, and 3-4blks in one game and then the next game AD would have like 14pts 9rbs, and 2blks. Yes, inconsistency is part of the game, but it could be because of injuries, too. In AD's case, it was because of injuries. AD averaged 22ppg in last years playoffs (lowest in his career in the playoffs). That explained his injury.

Here's where's why the Denver Nuggets championship is fluke and doesn't count. In the first round, the Denver Nuggets beat an 8th seed injured Minnesota Timberwolves without Jayden McDaniels and Naz Reid, who are the Timberwolves' best bench players and scorers. In the second round, the Denver Nuggets barely beat Kevin Durant and Devin Booker alone with no bench? Because the Phoenix Suns main players called Chris Paul, DeAndre Ayton, and Bisamac Biyombo were all injured in that series, and somehow, the Phoenix Suns took the Denver Nuggets in 6 game series. Western Conference Finals, The Denver Nuggets beat an injured Lakers team with their main stars, and the best players were playing through serious injuries during the playoffs. Lebron played through a season-ending torn foot injury that required surgery, which is why Lebron was taking too many 3s and missing many of them too instead of attacking into the paint scoring layups, dunks, jumpshots, or fadeaways because Lebron was hurt and he couldn't move the same. AD was hurt, too, during the playoffs, and he was playing through a stress foot injury that required surgery, but AD decided to play and risk his body to help the Lakers in the playoffs. That's also why AD was so inconsistent during the whole playoffs. If you noticed AD couldn't have back to backs dominant games in the playoffs, one game he could give you 30+pts, 15+rds, and 3-4blks in one game and then the next game AD would have like 14pts 9rbs, and 2blks. Yes, inconsistency is part of the game, but it could be because of injuries, too. In AD's case, it was because of injuries. AD averaged 22ppg in last years playoffs (lowest in his career in the playoffs). That explained his injury. And don't forget, the Lakers didn't had their 2nd backup big man MO Bamba who was also injured and didn't play the whole playoffs. In the NBA finals, the Denver Nuggets beat an 8th seed injured Miami Heat team with their main players like Tyler Herro and Victor Oladipo. Oladipo was Miami Heat's best scorer and defender off the bench and Tyler Herro was Miami Heat's 2nd best offensive player and scorer on the team behind Jimmy Butler.😊😊

The reason why the Denver Nuggets swept the Lakers in the Western Conference Finals was because LeBron and Anthony Davis were both injured during the whole playoffs, not just during the series. if you don't believe me, then do research, and you'll know about it. LeBron was playing through a season-ending torn foot injury that required surgery during the off-season, and Anthony Davis was playing with a stress foot injury that was caused resulted him to not play the rest of the year and so was Lebron, but both of them decided to risk their health to help to save the Lakers season to make the playoffs and they did, because before last year's season started Lebron and AD promised that they weren't missing another postseason again and they were right.

Lebron cried when Kobe died.

That bs bruh. We sucked today.

Lebron is a living legend adding to his massive resume that’s already a head of kobe’s he has nothing to be jealous about

So Lebron is jealous of a dead man

The reason why the Denver Nuggets swept the Lakers in the Western Conference Finals was because LeBron and Anthony Davis were both injured during the whole playoffs, not just during the series. if you don't believe me, then do research, and you'll know about it. LeBron was playing through a season-ending torn foot injury that required surgery during the off-season, and Anthony Davis was playing with a stress foot injury that was caused resulted him to not play the rest of the year and so was Lebron, but both of them decided to risk their health to help to save the Lakers season to make the playoffs and they did, because before last year's season started Lebron and AD promised that they weren't missing another postseason again and they were right.

Here's where's why the Denver Nuggets championship is fluke and doesn't count. In the first round, the Denver Nuggets beat an 8th seed injured Minnesota Timberwolves without Jayden McDaniels and Naz Reid, who are the Timberwolves' best bench players and scorers. In the second round, the Denver Nuggets barely beat Kevin Durant and Devin Booker alone with no bench? Because the Phoenix Suns main players called Chris Paul, DeAndre Ayton, and Bisamac Biyombo were all injured in that series, and somehow, the Phoenix Suns took the Denver Nuggets in 6 game series. Western Conference Finals, The Denver Nuggets beat an injured Lakers team with their main stars, and the best players were playing through serious injuries during the playoffs. Lebron played through a season-ending torn foot injury that required surgery, which is why Lebron was taking too many 3s and missing many of them too instead of attacking into the paint scoring layups, dunks, jumpshots, or fadeaways because Lebron was hurt and he couldn't move the same. AD was hurt, too, during the playoffs, and he was playing through a stress foot injury that required surgery, but AD decided to play and risk his body to help the Lakers in the playoffs. That's also why AD was so inconsistent during the whole playoffs. If you noticed AD couldn't have back to backs dominant games in the playoffs, one game he could give you 30+pts, 15+rds, and 3-4blks in one game and then the next game AD would have like 14pts 9rbs, and 2blks. Yes, inconsistency is part of the game, but it could be because of injuries, too. In AD's case, it was because of injuries. AD averaged 22ppg in last years playoffs (lowest in his career in the playoffs). That explained his injury. And don't forget, the Lakers didn't had their 2nd backup big man MO Bamba who was also injured and didn't play the whole playoffs. In the NBA finals, the Denver Nuggets beat an 8th seed injured Miami Heat team with their main players like Tyler Herro and Victor Oladipo. Oladipo was Miami Heat's best scorer and defender off the bench and Tyler Herro was Miami Heat's 2nd best offensive player and scorer on the team behind Jimmy Butler.

Notice how Lebron and AD were healthy in the 2020 playoffs and sweep healthy Denver Nuggets in the right way? But the Deaver Nuggets it took Lebron and AD to be playoffs through injuries so that Denver could sweep them in the playoffs. If you If you don't believe me, then I'll give you the specific injuries that Lebron and Anthony Davis we're dealing with, so Lebron James was playing in the playoffs through a season ending torn tendon foot injury that required surgery during the off-season. Lebron suffered this injury against the Dallas Mavs on February 26, 2023. And if you don't believe me, you could just do research. Go to Google and with your phone and do research. Anthony Davis was playing through a food stress injury that he suffered during the regular season against the Denver Nuggets on December 16, 2022.