The Western Conference Finals is at a crossroad, where tonight’s game could open the flood gates for this series.
You got to give it to the Denver Nuggets; they have some serious heart by achieving the impossible.
The LA Clippers are one win away from their first trip to the Conference Finals.
The NBA world is clearly captivated by Luka Dončić’s magic, but has anyone noticed the Denver Utah matchup?
They’re a team that perpetually skates under the radar, having performed incredibly well throughout the season, but never seem to capture the imagination and enthusiasm of the NBA fans.
They might only be exhibition games and don’t count toward the standings, but they give a great insight into what the NBA will look like and feel like, heading towards the restart.
It’s strange to say, but the Nuggets are probably one team in the NBA, which injuries are considered a good thing.
After the Nuggets secured their first win at home against the Blazers, Portland were determined to snatch Game 2 on Wednesday night.
With just 10 days left till the end of the NBA regular season, the Denver Nuggets are looking a little shaky at the moment.
The Denver Nuggets are firing on all cylinders, sitting at the top of the Western Conference with a 15-7 win-loss standing.
This would be the third time since the NBA's current 16-team format — which began in 1984 — that two teams needed this last win and met on the last day of the regular season.
The Denver Nuggets dropped another winnable game, in their quest to make matters even worse for this potential Playoffs team.
Edward Thring
The Lazy Monarch