On today's show, the Denver Nuggets finally get a clutch win.

The Atlanta Hawks see their 11 game winning streak come to an end.

In the Boston Celtics and New York, Knicks, both hang on for dear life against some bad teams.

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It's Locked-on NBA Game Night, tipping off now. What's up, everybody? My name's Danny Cunningham from Lockdown Caves. He's Tony East from Locked on Pacers. And thank you for making this latest edition of Lockdown, NBA Game Night, your first listen of the day. Today's show brought you by GameTime. Download the GameTime app, create an account, and use the code lockdown. That's L-O-C-K-E-D-O-N for $20 off your first purchase with Game Time. On today's show, we'll be talking about the Detroit Pistons picking up their second win without Kate Cunningham, the Boston Celtics and New York Knicks both hanging on for dear life against and bad teams. But we begin in Denver, where the Nuggets get a win over the Toronto Raptors.

It's a clutch win. Nick's both hanging on for Dear Life against some bad teams, but we begin in Denver, where the Nuggets get a win over the Toronto Raptors.

It's a clutch win, something that the Nuggets have struggled with mightily throughout the year.

It's a 121 to 115 win.

And Tony, they won this game, not because Nikola Yokic was awesome.

In fact, I did not think he was very good in this game, despite what his

stat line might say. Not because of Jamal Murray being fantastic, which I did think he was very good

in this one. I think he had his 20th, 30 point game in the year. But because Tim Hardaway,

Jr. was the best player on the floor for about a six-minute stretch in the fourth quarter for

Denver. Yeah, the fourth quarter starts are down nine

and Yokic is off the floor. Like this feels like Kelmo, if you're the Raptors, to get it done. And they had a kind of

bumbling, stumbling lineup out there. A lot of Jamal shed shots that were like, is that really what the Raptors wanted on that possession?

And they really tighten their rotation in the scam to Toronto. Like they barely use their bench at all. And suddenly this happens. I was actually thinking about this during this Tim Hardaway Jr. heater. I think he had four or five threes and just the fourth quarter. He was six for eight. At one point, he had won against the Pacers last year. So I remember them well. But he has a couple of these games every year. Is he the worst player in the league that has multiple games a year where he is the best player for an extended stretch because he was on fire? David Adelman was going to take him out of the game and then left him in for another play. And he hit a three on that play. Like he just, he saved the game with Yokocha on the bench it was a massive run that is a great question

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