- The Associated Press
Nuggets seek revenge on Clippers after previous blown lead
A week ago, the Denver Nuggets were up by 25 in the third quarter and seemingly cruising to a road win over the Los Angeles Clippers. Things flipped in a hurry and Los Angeles stole a sure victory away from Denver. After blowing the big lead Nuggets coach Michael Malone called out his team, and it responded with two wins before falling to Utah on Sunday night.
- The Associated Press
Spurs pursue consistency as Thunder roll in
If you're wondering which version of the San Antonio Spurs will show up when they host the hapless Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday, you're not alone. The Spurs have been just good enough to look like a Western Conference contender. In the Spurs' most recent outing, a 121-107 loss at home to league-leading Phoenix, both personalities showed up.
- The Associated Press
Lakers chasing momentum vs. skidding Pacers
LeBron James didn't have to offer any apologies after the Los Angeles Lakers' last game and that was a welcome development. Now the Lakers will try to make it two straight solid outings when they host the struggling Indiana Pacers on Wednesday night. Los Angeles snapped a three-game losing streak with Monday's 101-95 home victory over the Utah Jazz.
