denverpost.com - 4/29/2008
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It seemed like eons ago when the Nuggets, autumn dreamers, talked 60 wins and a playoff run. Now comes the obituary, following a season marred with what-ifs and what-the-hecks. The Nuggets lost on Monday, 107-101, to the No. 1-seeded Lakers, who swept Denver in the first round of the Western Conference playoffs. "This was a message sent to us we're not there yet," Denver guard Allen Iverson ...
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Daily Links - Clady was the Right Pick
BroncoTalk —
... Can’t judge the draft classes just yet. [Boulder Daily Camera]
Ryan Torain will be a stud if he just stays healthy. [Denver Post]
Former Buffalo Terrence Wheatley talks about his draft day experience. [Rocky Mountain News]
Days after drafting Darren McFadden, the Raiders release Dominic Rhodes. [Rocky Mountain News]
NBA: Lakers sweep Nuggets. Don’t worry, my Suns aren’t too far behind. [Denver Post] ...
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Lakers Blog —
... . When the Lakers move the ball that well, they're very difficult to beat. It's that teamwork that separated them from the Nuggets , who undoubtedly have plenty of talent.
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