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Nuggets coach Brian Shaw has been burned enough times on the subject of momentum that he has decided to play this one close to the vest.

After a two-game winning streak, which came on the heels of a six-game slide, the Nuggets dropped the first two of this five-game sojourn through the southern part of the U.S. Denver fell Sunday in New Orleans, losing in overtime by a 111-107 tally.

This has not been a fun season for Nuggets fans to say the least. Denver finds themselves with a poor record of 27-36 under first year head coach Brian Shaw, and are going to miss the playoffs for the first time in a decade.

Groovy baby! The New Orleans Pelicans have found their mojo! With only 19 games left in the season, it's late, but with victories over the Los Angles Lakers, Milwaukee Bucks and Denver Nuggets they're just one win shy of breaking their best "W" streak of the season.

Al Jefferson scored 26 points and Kemba Walker added 24 as the Charlotte Bobcats won their seventh straight game at home, defeating the Denver Nuggets 105-98 on Monday night.

Feeling sorry for themselves was an emotion the Nuggets couldn't afford. No matter what they felt after an overtime loss in New Orleans on Sunday night, Monday brought a new city and a new opponent - and quite frankly that opponent was a new-and-improved Charlotte team.

Two of the three games the Magic play this week are at home, and at least two of the games are winnable.

The Bobcats play another Western Conference opponent tonight, but the Denver Nuggets are far from the team that the Memphis Grizzlies are.

As the crowd erupted, Davis knocked the ball off the glass and back into his hands.

As the crowd erupted, Davis knocked the ball off the glass and back into his hands.

Kenneth Faried was a beast. Ty Lawson was fantastic. Foye was draining threes. Chandler had a poster.

The last time the Nuggets ventured out of Denver for an extended road trip, it resulted in a slew of blowout losses and a group of players who needed a few days apart to clear their heads.

Denver Nuggets guard Ty Lawson is taking part in PETA 's latest anti-fur campaign, appearing in a video saying he prefers "ink, not mink."

Thanks in large part to a monster 30 point, 17 assist night from Ty Lawson, the Denver Nuggets beat the Los Angeles Lakers last night, 134-126.

The Los Angeles Lakers will record their first losing season since 2005 after suffering a 134-126 defeat at the hands of the Denver Nuggets.

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Ty Lawson took advantage of a sluggish Los Angeles defense, tallying 30 points and 17 assists as the Denver Nuggets topped the Lakers 134-126 in a shootout at Pepsi Center.

Reflecting on his game during a monthlong recovery from a broken left rib has helped Ty Lawson come back strong.

Since the return of Ty Lawson a couple of games ago, the Denver Nuggets have been playing at a much higher level than without their point guard, but do they have any playoff hope left? They beat the eighth-place Dallas Mavericks and are set to take on the miserable Lakers tonight.

While NBA players rarely acknowledge tanking, fans are usually able to come to terms with the onerous reality when it's finally time for their favorite team to knock down the remaining dominos and rebuild.