How the rest of the season shapes up for the Nuggets
Home sweet home.
The Nuggets next 3, out of the break are at the friendly confines of Pepsi Center, where they hold an outstanding 23-7 record. In town on Friday are the familiar San Antonio Spurs, who it feels like the Nuggets have played a lot. The Spurs should have LaMarcus Aldridge, but Kawhi Leonard’s status remains uncertain.
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Follow that with a Sunday evening tilt against the Western Conference leading Houston Rockets and a Tuesday date with the Clippers.They hit the road from there but do have a 4 day gap.
While it seems we’ve had a brutal schedule, this is the NBA Gods smiling on this young team. The Nuggets have 24 games remaining, 13 on the road, 11 at home. There is a staggering 7-game road trip beginning March 17 in Memphis and ending with (get this) 3 games in 4 nights versus Philadelphia, Toronto and Oklahoma City. There are 2 games remaining against division-leading Minnesota and for good measure, two big contests with the revamped Cavs.
Beyond some road shenanigans and those few games, the Nuggets have a pretty favorable schedule for the rest of the season.