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. . . laying the juice 
Denver Nuggets @ Oklahoma City Thunder -7.5 -110 bet365 * 1:00 pm
Last Meeting ( Nov 6, 2024 ) Oklahoma City 122, Denver 124
The Denver Nuggets have been where the Oklahoma City Thunder are looking to go.
The Nuggets won the NBA title two seasons ago, and Denver's Nikola Jokic has done what Oklahoma City's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has a chance to do this season.
Jokic has not only won the Most Valuable Player award but has won it three times over the previous four seasons.
Sunday, two of the NBA's top teams and two of the league's top stars square off in the first of back-to-back matchups in Oklahoma City.
Thunder guard Alex Caruso sees plenty of similarities between the Nuggets' well-established culture and the one continuing to be built in Oklahoma City.
Both teams are riding hot streaks.
The Nuggets have won back-to-back games and 13 of their last 16 dating back to the end of January.
The Thunder, with a double-digit lead over the rest of the field in the Western Conference, have won six consecutive games and 15 of their last 17 games.
Oklahoma City is coming off its most unlikely win of the season, Friday's 107-89 win over Portland.
The Thunder were without not only Gilgeous-Alexander (rest), but also the rest of their top six players as Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren, Isaiah Hartenstein, Luguentz Dort and Cason Wallace were all out with various ailments.
While all of those players might not be back for Sunday's matchup, Oklahoma City figures to be a much more complete team against Denver than it was against Portland.
That starts with the return of Gilgeous-Alexander, who is coming off a 41-point game Wednesday in Memphis, two nights after scoring 51 in a win over Houston.
The teams split their two meetings in Denver, with the Nuggets winning the most recent matchup Nov. 6, 124-122.
BOL
Ladies & Gentlemen 

