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Nuggets Look to Clinch Thursday in Oakland

 
    In one of my recent articles, I analyzed the NBA playoff race.  The strength of the Western Conference is evident as the eight and final playoff spot will have some clarity after Thursday nights game on TNT.      The Denver Nuggets currently hold the 8th playoff spot with a record of 46-31.  The Golden State Warriors have the exact same record but a worse conference record.      These two teams have played each other three times this season so far with Denver leading 2-1.  The fourth and final regular season match-up is Thursday, April 10th live from the Oracle Arena in Oakland.  This game is a must win for Golden State.  If Denver is able to pick up the road win they are almost secured the final spot        Golden State is going to need Stephen Jackson to step up big in this game.  He has been cold his last five games scoring just 8.8 PPG, well under his season average of 20.1 ... (link)

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