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Lakers Draft Pick Makes Bold Statement About Denver Nuggets
Every Laker fan is excited about the team’s newest draft pick Dalton Knecht. Drafted 17th overall out of Tennessee, no Laker fan was expecting they’d have the chance to draft him. In one of Knecht’s first interviews as a Laker, he made a very surprising statement about the Denver Nuggets that may make some Lakers fans unhappy.
During an interview with SLAM Online, Dalton Knecht was asked who the greatest NBA team of all time was, and he gave a very surprising answer.
“Denver Nuggets.”
Knecht didn’t explain why he believed the Denver Nuggets were the greatest team of all time, but it’s honestly very puzzling. The Nuggets have only won one championship in their organizational lifetime, while the Lakers have won 17.
For what it’s worth, Dalton Knecht went to high school in Colorado and went to college in Northern Colorado for two years. So his affinity for the Denver Nuggets could come purely from where he grew up.
At Tennessee, Knecht was actually a very proficient scorer. He averaged 21.7 points, 4.9 rebounds, and 1.8 assists on 46/40/77 shooting. He’s a very developed college player, spending three years as an NCAA Division 1 athlete, and he’s already 23 years old. One could definitely argue that Knecht will be one of the steals of the NBA draft to watch out for.
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Snow causing slick driving conditions across Denver metro area
Thursday morning’s snow was causing some difficulties for drivers across the Denver metro area. Snow started falling early in the morning and according to CBS Colorado’s First Alert meteorologists, the system could bring roughly 1-3 inches of snow to areas south and east of Denver.
The Commerce City Police Department posted a picture on its Facebook page of the aftermath of a vehicle and a semi crash. The crash had closed both directions of 96th Avenue at Dunkirk. It was unclear when the crash would be cleared.
Drivers were urged to take an alternate route.
Police posted, “Slow down. There’s blowing snow that’s obstructing your vision and ice on the roads that’s making your commute dangerous. If your boss has been out this morning, they know you may be a little late today.”
In Elizabeth, it was a blustery morning in downtown as well as on and along Hwy 86 through town.
CBS Colorado called for a First Alert Weather Day on Thursday as wind gusts 30 to 40 mph are possible throughout the day not only causing blowing and drifting snow but also making it feel much colder.
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