Game 38 : Detroit Pistons (3-32) @ Denver Nuggets (25-12)

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Game 38 : Detroit Pistons (3-32) @ Denver Nuggets (25-12)

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Game 38 : Detroit Pistons (3-32) @ Denver Nuggets (25-12)

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Post #1 » by THE J0KER » Mon Jan 8, 2024 1:03 am

Win-win situation. If we win, it is another win, if we lose, it is a historic achievement to lose against a team with the all-time worst losing streak :dontknow:

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TunaFish: Head Coach; Posts: 6,187; And1: 5,808; Joined: Apr 08, 2005; Post #3 » by TunaFish » Mon Jan 8, 2024 8:18 pm

Re: Game 38 : Detroit Pistons (3-32) @ Denver Nuggets (25-12)

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Post #3 » by TunaFish » Mon Jan 8, 2024 8:18 pm

I have seen this Jokic style streak of little shooting before. They usually win. At the same time, Jokic needs to score more and will need to soon enough.

Canned in Denver.

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