4-02-26 Hour 3 - Jokic isn't always the "best" player/Avs can't stop caring right now/What to ask Spencer Jones?

The podcast episode dives into the evolving dynamics of the Denver Nuggets, highlighting Jamal Murray's emergence as a true 1A player alongside Nikola Jokic, challenging the long-held notion that Jokic was always the team's best player. The hosts praise Murray's career-best season, his health, and his confidence, noting that he now plays at an all-star level every night. They debate the team's approach to managing injuries, arguing against over-cautious rest and advocating for playing through minor issues to build playoff rhythm. On the Avalanche side, the hosts express frustration with the team's lack of intensity in a low-stakes game against a weak opponent, citing Jared Bednar's visible anger and the team's 'sleepwalking' performance. They contrast this with the team's playoff resurgence in 2022, suggesting the Avs can flip a switch when needed. The conversation shifts to broader sports culture, including a humorous tangent on golfers' pre-shot routines, the lack of fan attendance in Miami, and the hosts' self-aware humor about their own on-air toxicity, even joking about how unbearable they'd be on a golf course. The episode closes with a playful discussion about interviewing Spencer Jones, with listeners suggesting creative, absurd questions.