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And plenty to talk about here this evening as the Denver Nuggets extend their win streak now to double digits, 10 games on the dot as they take care of business here Wednesday night at Ball Arena over the Memphis Grizzlies, your final score 136 to 119.

We'll talk about the 10 game win streak and kind of what it means for this team heading into the playoffs.

Obviously, now two games remaining in the regular season, three seed, all those implications as well.

And really what was just a well-rounded victory for this Nuggets team with a litany of different players,

finding themselves in double-digit scoring in that department.

But as I put in the title of this show,

Nicola Yokos tonight accomplished something that he has never accomplished in his NBA career.

And that's what she'll be talking about after this one.

This is what you'll be talking about.

As he said, Rick was ready to go in the YouTube comment section. For the first time in his NBA career,

Nicola Yokic has won 10 consecutive games as a member of the Denver Nuggets.

There's been a handful of nine game win streaks.

Obviously, a lot of different number of win streaks,

but nothing that has quite reached double digits for Nicole Yokich in his career, which is honestly kind of hard to, to fathom if we're being completely honest. I mean, all the wins, all, all the blowouts and the close victories and the overtime wins that we've seen Nicole Yokich have throughout the course of his career. And the fact that tonight is now the first time in his Nuggets career, he's reached that double-digit mark is, I guess, a little bit surprising to me, but obviously not very easy to do. And Nicole Yokish now checking another thing off of his list as the Nuggets tonight take care of business against the Memphis Grizzlies 136 to 119. So you love to see that. And Nicole Yokic was absolutely phenomenal tonight. The Nuggets were absolutely phenomenal tonight in particular in the second half. I mean, Memphis did lead this game 72 to 68 at halftime. Denver was, I believe, a 23-point favorite. Last I checked, they did not cover that number tonight. I wouldn't have touched that number if I were you guys. 23 is absurd. we know that Memphis was down a handful of players on their injury report that we saw come out earlier this week, right? No, no, Jaron Jackson, or Jerry and Jackson got traded, G.G. Jackson, excuse me, I'm looking at the box score there. We know what's going on with Jean Morant and all that kind of stuff as well. So this was a game that Denver Nuggets absolutely positively were going to win. And I was joking on social media earlier. I want to say that was yesterday. What if Vinnie Benedetto put out the injury report, I was like, watch, they'll be down 10 points in the fourth quarter with like 8, 29 left to play. That was obviously not the case tonight. But Denver did find themselves down again at halftime in this game against Memphis Grizzlies. But at the end of the day, it's a relatively

sweat-free victory. All things considered is the Nuggets are able to blow out Memphis to get this

win streak now to 10 games. So you absolutely love to see that. And on the topic of

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