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By Brandon Krisztal May 2, 2021 MVP Candidate Nikola Jokic acknowledging the Nuggets Crowd Thursday at Ball Arena (Photo: Justin Tafoya/Getty Images) The Nuggets continue to find ways to win games without Jamal Murray as they won their 5th straight, and 9th in their last 10 games since the Blue Arrow went down for the year, 110-104 in Los Angeles last night over the Clippers. The win allowed Denver to leapfrog the Clippers by a half game into 3rd place in the Western Conference Standings. Nikola Jokic continued to play like the leading MVP candidate he is, scoring 30(or more) for the 19th t...
By Brandon Krisztal Apr 20, 2021 Austin Rivers as a member of the Knicks, was the last team he played for this season (Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images) What had been rumored for more than a week, became official today as journeyman guard Austin Rivers signed a 10-Day Contract to join the Nuggets. The team announced the move Tuesday morning. Rivers was released by The Thunder March 28th after being traded from the Knicks 3-days prior. Denver will be the former 10th overall pick's 6th team since being drafted in 2012 by New Orleans out of Duke. In almost a decade in the league he's played...
Share this article: Cleveland’s Coventry Village, a neighborhood lined with vintage shops, restaurants and bars was once the hippest area in the city. Located in leafy Cleveland Heights on the city’s east side, the once-bustling area has been quiet since the pandemic hit. Few more so than one of the area’s few constants: independent music venue The Grog Shop. Nestled between a movie theater and coffee shop, The Grog Shop’s exterior makes you think you’re entering a restaurant or café, not one of the best concert venues in the Midwest. It can go toe-to-toe with such other regiona...
The indictment against ANZ, Citi and Deutsche bankers was described as invalid, incomprehensible and of “no use to anybody” in court.