The Denver Nuggets are the NBA champs and this week

and since the all-star break they reminding the rest of the NBA they're ready to do it again and the jazz were the victim tonight it's

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Well the Utah Jazz came to Denver without Lowry Markin and their best player against a Denver nugget team that beat the Boston Celtics tonight at one seven of eight since the

all-star break and this game went kind of as you

would anticipate though I will be honest worse than I anticipated only out of a little

bit of a lack of resistance I saw from the jazz and the lack of force from the

jazz on both ends of the floor. We'll talk about that. But the overriding theme tonight is the Denver

Nuggets jump out to a 13 to 4 lead.

They lead at 3822 at the end of 1.

They lead by 39 at one point in the first half,

which would have led to the largest comeback

in the history of the NBA, which was set by the jazz in 1996 if you might not have heard

against the Denver Nuggets. So it felt like there was a chance. Jazz gave us a little fun third quarter of the

44 points. Kiante having I think 16 of them in the quarter and then the jazz

into bluesing it in a blowout, 142 to 121.

Let's start with the nuggets.

That starting five has played the most minutes together of any starting five in the NBA.

They have won a title together.

They are plus 14 when they're together.

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