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today Matt Moore has the night off and I'm going to be

taking you through notebooks. Notebook notes on Denver's win last night. An interesting one. Maybe not

the most inspired win that the nuggets have had so far this season, but you know, a dub is a dub,

and there's plenty of things to kind of take away from it. The sixth straight of the Aaron Gordon era, the seventh straight of, for the

Nuggets overall, and that ties a, the longest streak of the Yokic era. They've done it twice,

once last season, once the season before. I think all the way back in 2018, they had a six

game winning streak. Prior to that, only four, they had a six-game winning streak.

Prior to that, only four-game winning streaks and three-game winning streak.

So Denver, you know, in the George Carl era, it felt like the Nuggets got big wins, big winning

streaks going every single year. This, in the Yolkich era, or the Malone era, however you want

to categorize it, that hasn't been the case.

You know, and some of this is a little bit finicky.

I mean, this year you're talking about although a lot of these wins, I think five of the seven wins of the streak have come at home, you still don't get quite the same boost you usually would get from a home crowd.

And I think traditionally, especially in the Carmelo-Anthony era,

that Pepsi Center was rocking. You had the altitude advantage. And I think there was just a

stronger home court advantage, at least at that time. But again, it's a little unfair because

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