Denver Nuggets awaken from slumber to rout winless NJ Nets, 122-94 - The Star-Ledger

Nov 4th, 2009 - NJ

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Denver Nuggets awaken from slumber to rout winless NJ Nets, 122-94 - The Star-Ledger

Mel Evans/The Associated PressNJ Nets forward Josh Boone fights for the loose ball with Denver guard Aaron Afflalo (6) and Chris Andersen during the first half Wednesday night.It was at halftime when they started to feel just a little giddy, thinking that maybe this was going to be one of those perfect NBA storms, one in which a Final Four team comes to town and gets smoked by a bunch of kids, whose collective confidence rises with every Carmelo Anthony airball and Chauncey Billups brick.

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