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Week 6 is in the books.

The Nuggets started it by playing in Memphis versus the lousy grizzlies.

After the first quarter in which both teams shot horrifically from the field,

the second period started with the Cam Johnson-led bench unit of Bruce Brown,

Tim Hardaway Jr., Zeke, Najee, and Jonas Valentinos, who played next to him,

and that five played very well and won their minutes by eight points.

I have no other notes on this game, since it was a pretty sloppy one,

and the Nuggets won it mostly because of red-hot outside shooting.

Peyton Watson made five of 12 threes and interestingly enough he made all five in a row.

Jamal converted six of nine outside shots.

Joker and Cam Johnson went three of four and even Zeke Nazi made two of three.

Yeah, Zeke tripled his total three is made in the season that night.

Jamal finished with 29 and 8, patent with 27 and 5.

Cam had 18 and 6, and Joker had 17, 10 and 16.

Yes, that will be 16 assists assists the record was 13 and 4 next the spurs came to down for the emirates NBA cup game

god that rolls right off the tongue well who cares about the cup anyway noemby, no problem for the spurs.

The Nuggets scored 136 and lost again at home.

After the game, David Adelman said that the Nuggets played serious defense only in the second quarter.

But on rewatch, even though the home team held the gas to 18 points in that period,

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