The Los Angeles Lakers defeated Denver Nuggets at Pepsi Center tonight, posting their 18th win of the season. LeBron and the guys won 105-96, defeating the team which was right behind them on the Western Conference standings. It was very important for the team from LA to forget the recent loss against the Mavs and
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Kyle Kuzma walked with a Von Miller Broncos jersey slung over one shoulder, Lebron James hollered viewing rsquo & his child;s AAU basketball game streamed into a smartphoneand Rajon Rondo bumped rap songs from a speaker. Winning locker room vibes. A clear indicator for what happened Tuesday night as the visiting Lakers maintained their stronghold
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This time, LeBron James along with the Lakers took a W on their way out of Denver. To the delight of front-running L.A. Faker fans at the Pepsi Center who chanted “M-V-P, M-V-P, M-V-P! ” as James stepped during the last minutes of the fourth quarter, the people overcome the Nuggets 105-96. If you’re a
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As gifted as the Nuggets are, theyrsquo;re going to achieve their peak with no Nikola Jokic regaining his distinctive brand of dominance. It didn’t happen Tuesday night against the Los Angeles Lakers, who came into the Pepsi Center riding a Western Conference-leading 17-3 album, despite an impassioned fourth-quarter rally from the Nuggets. LeBron James and
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Two days afterwards, Nuggets coach Michael Malone was still salty over what transpired in Sacramento on the weekend. Even the turnovers the campaign, the complacency were gnawing at him. Up 87-73 with 6:40 left, the Kings closed the match on a 17-3 run to force overtime, where turnovers and much more stagnant offense snapped Denver’s
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HONG KONG — When the ball smashed to a photo of LeBron James‘ face stuck above the hoop and dropped to the basket, ” the Hong Kong protesters cheered. They assembled in a semicircle and trampled on awards bearing his title to watch a single burn. James’ standing among basketball fans at Hong Kong took
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In today’s high-stakes NBA, a group beats three of a kind. Teams who want to create a Big Three ‘ are striving for a dynamic duo, hoping two players are good enough once the belief used to be that it took a trio to win a championship. And with a number of the combinations constructed
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The Nuggets published their whole schedule to the 2019-20 year on Monday afternoon, also there are plenty of yummy matchups to look forward to. The regular season starts Oct. 23 at Portland and can be accompanied closely by the home opener two days later against Phoenix on Friday, Oct. 25. Here are 10 of the
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LeBron James took to Twitter to commend several Portland Trail Blazers for wearing his “Martin” LeBron 16 shoes Monday for Game 1 of the Western Conference semifinals against the Nuggets. He noted that Torrey Craig, Meyers Leonard and Moe Harkless rep his brand at Pepsi Center. The problem. He originally tweeted that Daniel Craig, aka
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Anthony Davis wants out of New Orleans. If the Nuggets deal and wheel and attempt to produce a run in the former No. 1 overall pick? That was one topic of conversation this week in the Lunch Special chat. Listed below are columnist Mark Kiszla’so answers on Davis, Michael Porter Jr., and what the Nuggets
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