Updated NBA power rankings of suffering: 2017-18 edition

Updated NBA power rankings of suffering

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DENVER, CO – AUGUST 8: Gary Harris /

18. Denver Nuggets

I’m sure the Nuggets fans are still reeling over the Carmelo Anthony trade…never mind I think they won that one.

The Nuggets haven’t been very good in the recent history, but they have a really good young nucleus featuring Gary Harris, Jamal Murray and Nikola Jokic. They’re at least a NBA League Pass team that you should watch 82 nights a year.

The fans can be encouraged by the free agent addition of Paul Millsap and what the future holds. It’s a young, exciting team and they have a small chance to add Kyrie Irving to the mix and become an instant playoff contender in the West.

I understand there has been suffering at the part of Nuggets’ fans these past few years, but the arrow is pointing up in Denver and I think they really start to turn it around this season. The suffering is going to start to end in Denver.

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