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The Nuggets are the more surprising of the two to me. I don't think they can keep it up.
The Denver Nuggets got rid of their superstar and they are surging, playing better defense than ever before.
The Utah Jazz got rid of one of their cornerstone pieces, but got back a decent enough PG in exchange, and they're plummeting.
Which is more surprising to you? Which trend do you expect to continue?
The Nuggets are the more surprising of the two to me. I don't think they can keep it up.
nuggets for sure
utah shouldnt be a surprise, they let a top 5 PG in the league go
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Why the hate? Legit ?.
So the Jazz struggled with their star point guard. Now that they have an inferior point guard, it's still surprising that they are still struggling?
The Williams trade is the only thing I find shocking.
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Do you just hate women or that supergirl and pretty much anybody else knows more about basketball than your dumbass?
None of them are surprising.
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not surprising. i knew the nuggets would be better (voted for them in the poll). carmelo put the team on his back for no good reason. theyre all very talented.
Carmelo is quite overrated. Yes he gets his but he doesn't really make the team that much better. He is a defensive liability, a below-average rebounder for his position, and a ball stop on offense. Plus he only plays hard when he feels like it. He's playing hard now because he's new in NY but just wait and see.
So, no, it doesn't surprise me that Denver is resurging.
That's a quality take, right there.
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