Despite a mediocre game 1 and an abysmal game 2, the Nuggets arrived at the Target center on a mission to silence both the Minnesota Crowd and all chatter about a sweep. Beating the Wolves by 27, the Nuggets controlled this game from early on, determined to set the tone in Minnesota. Between the stabilized play of Murray and Jokic and some clear adjustments from Coach Malone, this series clearly still has the potential to be the all-out slugfest that everyone anticipated at the outset.
Go Nuggets!
That is what I keep saying! The team I like should just play amazing basketball every time and then they won’t lose! I am waiting for my offer from the Denver coaching staff to bring this kind of advice.
Ah you said it quite well. Just play amazing basketball!
I hope game 4 is entertaining. If I had to guess, it’s going to be close.
If I had to guess, I’d say the team that scores the most points will win.