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NBA Playoffs WCF: Denver Nuggets vs. Los Angeles Lakers


King Taharqa

Who will win?  

23 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will win?

    • Denver Nuggets
      13
    • Los Angeles Lakers
      10


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Lake Show did what it had to do I give them full credit tonight. #24 stepped up big again tonight. Denver on the other hand deserved to lose. JR Smith played like garbage, Billups is off, and Melo vanished in the 2nd half. The Nuggs will have to win again in LA to win this series. Thats why I think this one is just about over.

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one thing for sure...this playoff season has blessed with a lot of great basketball!!!

One thing I'd like to see change a little though, is a crackdown on all these moving screans....every team does it and get's away with it though, but I'd like to see more blocking calls made on these!

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You don't rebound, you don't make free throws, you deserve to lose. Melo was 0-10 at one point but the Nuggets still crashed the boards. Couple of nice double doubles in there by the Nugs.

honestly I haven't seen LA play this uninspired for the entire Denver series

everybody besides Kobe, maybe Gasol as well played collectively awful tonight.

The way the Nuggets have been able to get the rebounds like they have, I just saw one Nugget beat 3 Lakers surrounding him for a rebound.

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Meh, apparently JR Smith thought this was game 7. Showboating late in front of the Laker bench ain't the brightest.

Phil Jackson's gonna rip some asses to get this team back on the right track for game 5.

We're at home, that game is even more crucial than this one was.

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