Check out this in depth look at how a couple of little men have achieved much more than was expected from them in the NBA.

Based on the chart, the Denver Nuggets are ranked 19th in the NBA at a valuation of $1.72 Billion, ahead of notable playoff teams like the Indiana Pacers, Memphis Grizzlies and Atlanta Hawks. Certainly interesting to see who's worth more than the Clippers

As we all probably know by now, Former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer wins Clippers bidding war for $2 billion, looks like Seattle finally got their team back.

Think he's having regrets?

Crazy game winner from Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf from 92-93-when he was still Chris Jackson. Nuggets went 36-46 that season, by the way. There are still good times to be had even when you aren't in contention.

Nice piece by Zach Lowe on the Nuggets with some analysis on the Nuggets big men and a few comments by Connely. Someon posted it already in the comments section but i suppose not everyone had the chance to take notice.

Randolph is really in a tough spot and I thought Josh really shouldn't have signed Hickson so we can get to see Randolph play heavy minutes as a PF and sometimes at C, but only few at the SF position.

Because today is an important Nuggets' day, I thought we (meaning me) shouldn't hijack the media day threads with talk of Breaking Bad finale. So I posted a fanshot. The Ozy episode was more "Wow!" but this series finale was fully satisfying to me. They even got Badger and Skinny Pete in there in a plot twist that was genius (getting drug money to Walt's family). So, I'll keep this tab open on my browser to jump in and talk BB with anyone.

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This was found in the r/nba reddit post: http://www.reddit.com/r/nba/comments/1hvjh7/what_if_salary_was_based_on_actual_performances_a/