Jamal Murray comes up short in the three-point contest, but it's really awesome that Denver has two all-stars.

And it means something for the franchise in the city.

I'll tell you why.

Coming up on Lockdown Nuggets.

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I've been covered the Denver Nuggets as a credential reporter since 2012.

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Okay. On today's show, we're going to talk about All-Star Legacies for the City of Denver. I want to get into that. I'm going to tell you why Saturday night was fine from an All-Star standpoint. It happened on Saturday afternoon. It was fine. I'll give you my thoughts on that with not just my suggestions for what's going to make it better, but also just more of understanding it in the modern NBA landscape. I did want to

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