I can't think, I mean, my fans, first and foremost, but the fans are the Denver Nuggets is, I mean, this organization is amazing.

This fan base is amazing.

I'm glad to put on the Nuggets unit.

You're listening to the Lockdown Nuggets podcast, your daily podcast on the Denver Nuggets.

Now, here is your host from Denverstiffs.com, Adam Mottis.

There it is.

It's been a while since we've been able to bust this out, but this was a fun one, and, you know, it's a celebration.

It's the final game before the All-Star break, and who would have guessed your Denver Nuggets would be where they are?

The second seat in the Western Conference, very comfortably on the playoff hunt, comfortably looking at, you know, set themselves up for success.

And with a lot of optimism, I think, around this team,

you know, they've survived a lot. The challenges ahead now are good challenges. They get Isaiah

Thomas back. He makes his debut at Pepsi Center. He brings some of the most exciting moments at

Pepsi Center so far this season. And the Nuggets get a win to kind of close out this first.

I know it's really not, it's really more of like three quarters of the season, but, you know,

it kind of, the All-Star break always feels like the halfway point.

And the Nuggets get to close it out on a high note.

Two wins at Pepsi Center.

A gutty win, you know, this one was, or a

gritty win, a gutty win, a gritty win. And this was one that, you know, Denver did not play

great. This was, there was a lot of things that this could have very easily been a loss,

but Denver did just enough. You know, good teams, they don't just win pretty. They win ugly, too. And this was a game where

Denver won ugly. They did a lot of things to throw this game away. But when push came to shove,

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