Denver (41-27) @ Orlando (43-26)

[Kashy_Tigray]

I think Gallo will drop 30+ points on the Miami Heat tomorrow night.

[eathb_au]

Afflalo and JR need to learn to be consistent.

They're so up and down it hurts the team sometimes (especially on the road). Don't really rate the Magic that much as well... i'll put this game on even footing with losing to the Clippers.

[KAVK]

Afflalo and JR need to learn to be consistent.

They're so up and down it hurts the team sometimes (especially on the road). Don't really rate the Magic that much as well... i'll put this game on even footing with losing to the Clippers.

Consistency problem ? We have with couple of players. Give ORL a credit, they defended well we just backed down.

As for AA: Man is playing hurt & give him the credit, he comes out and play if he really can.

I really hope Karl concentrates on easing AA + Felton + Gallo into their game as we come closer to the playoff now that we can afford it. 4th seed would be nice but if we could stay within 5th should be alright.

[The Rebel]

Has there been a preliminary assessment of Felton's ankle injury? We just got Gallo back and now this. Hopefully it's not too serious.

Sprained and day to day.

[strangespot]

bad game by both teams, could have gone either way.

but nice to see Gallo back and doing his thing

http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_17648246

For Denver, the last time fans saw Danilo Gallinari, he was striding down the court in Portland, en route to a 30-point night. On Friday, after fracturing his left big toe that night against the Blazers, Gallo was back to galloping.

Karl said he was going to try to get Gallinari about 20 minutes but kept him in there for 25. How could he not? Gallo was playing harder than anyone on the court. It was visible in his outstretched arms, leaping for rebounds; in his body-slamming defense in the low post; in his attacks on those same low-post players with his powerful dribbles.

[el loco]

bad game by both teams, could have gone either way.

but nice to see Gallo back and doing his thing

http://www.denverpost.com/sports/ci_17648246

For Denver, the last time fans saw Danilo Gallinari, he was striding down the court in Portland, en route to a 30-point night. On Friday, after fracturing his left big toe that night against the Blazers, Gallo was back to galloping.

Karl said he was going to try to get Gallinari about 20 minutes but kept him in there for 25. How could he not? Gallo was playing harder than anyone on the court. It was visible in his outstretched arms, leaping for rebounds; in his body-slamming defense in the low post; in his attacks on those same low-post players with his powerful dribbles.

He did show that he can play some pf, heck, he was defending Dwight for stretches of the game.

[Mad Guru]

I've noted parallels between the Nugget's makeup and the Magic. The difference is Howard otherwise the players are very similar.

[The Rebel]

I've noted parallels between the Nugget's makeup and the Magic. The difference is Howard otherwise the players are very similar.

I don't see it. The only real similarities I see are at the starting PGs, although I like Lawson game a little more.