5280 goes behind the scenes at Game 2
by Nate Timmons on May 6, 2009 4:08 PM MDT
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This is a pretty sweet video of a behind the scenes look from two local journalists from 5280 magazine at Game 2 from last night's win.
Click here for the video.
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With two press passes and some gear, 5280’s Jeff Panis and Robert Sanchez went behind the scenes to film game two of the NBA’s Western Conference semifinal matchup between Denver and Dallas. The Nuggets won 117-105.
Robert Sanchez also wrote a piece chronicling George Karl earlier in the season. It's a great behind the scenes read and one I linked to earlier in the season. You can read it here.
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It is a nice vid, Nate!
Oh boy I’d like to be in the Can so much when the game heats…
Those guys in 5280 are lucky having those passes and everything, it’s awesome.
Go Nuggets
"Do not rest in defense. You can spend 24 seconds in offense on resting. If you do good enough on defense, you will be able to rest on offense."
That was cool!!!
Jeff Panis must have had a really difficult time in grade-school…
J
It's pronounced Moreno, not Marino.
If you guys liked that video Robert provided for us ...
check out his story as well. Just another great behind the scenes look.
Loved the video as well. I wish we had more behind the scenes looks as fans … perhaps at some point we will!
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