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[QUOTE="NailstheCusefan12, post: 155644, member: 776"]
That's not my point. I agree that the Nuggets are in need of stud player that they can feed the ball to down the stretch of games if they're going to win a title. That's the way the NBA works. My point is that even without a superstar, the Nuggets roster as currently constructed is closer to winning a championship than the Knicks is. Carmelo played on better teams in Denver and never got it done. It's not happening the way that roster looks right now. People also forget that Denver has two very good players still in China right now, even though they only have one in their plans going forward (Wilson Chandler is, JR Smith is not, and I don't even count K-Mart). For Denver, it's going to be tough to get a superstar in this 'new' NBA. For me, as much as I love Carmelo, I'd rather watch the Nuggets right now in terms of the way they play. And to marginalize their success by saying they're successful because it's a shortened season is a little ridiculous, IMO.
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