Tickets for all Denver Nuggets home playoff games for the Western Conference Finals will go on sale to the public Friday, May 15, at 6:00 p.m. The Nuggets will face the winner of the Los Angeles Lakers/Houston Rockets series and will potentially host four games if they play Houston. Fans can order tickets at all Ticketmaster outlets, the Pepsi Center Box Office, online at www.ticketmaster.com or by phone by calling 1-800-4NBATIX or 719.... Credit cards accepted include Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Discover.

I have absolutely no clue what the narrator of this video is saying, but it's a fun look at the life of a very young Nene ... from Brazil to Denver!

Just spending some time on YouTube ... check out this video of Nuggets trainer Steve Hess working out Kenyon Martin post microfracture surgery.

Jeremy over at Roundball Mining Company shares the news.

Well deserved for both players. Good job guys!

"I feel really good now," Andersen said after getting additional IVs and shooting some baskets. He said he can't wait for Game 5 Wednesday night at the Pepsi Center when the Nuggets try to clinch their first trip to the Western Conference Finals in 24 years. His teammates are equally eager to take out their frustrations on the basketball court.

We need to have these for the next game against the Mavs. I have never seen such a big guy like Nowitzki fall so easily. The NBA should take a page from the NHL about diving. It's getting ridiculous with the charging/offensive/letting it go plays. It's making the game almost unwatchable.

Snippet: The NBA source, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he is prohibited by the league from publicly addressing controversial game issues, said the referees had advised both teams that, as a result of the bunkhouse-rough tactics in the playoff series, the game would be called vise-tight. Billups confirmed the warning. "Mauer told me it would be unbelievable. About six minutes in, I said to him, 'Kenny, you're right. It is unbelievable.' "

I will be holding a game viewing at ESPN Zone on Monday night with trivia at halftime, prizes for correct answers, good food, good drinks, and a live blog of which you can contribute to during the game. Share your thoughts and fandom with your brethren while watching the game at one of Denver's best venues outside of the Pepsi Center as our Denver Nuggets go for the sweep against the Mavericks.

I love ESPN OTL articles ... about 67,000 words of pure Chauncey Billups! Enjoy.