Nuggets To Narrowly Cover Against ATS Struggling Jazz Tonight – Utah at Denver
The Utah Jazz (46-28 SU, 37-37 ATS, 36-37 O/U) had their two-game winning streak snapped in its 125-104 rout at the hands of the Portland Trail Blazers on Tuesday night.
Utah failed to cover the spread as a 6-point road underdog while the 229 combined points played well over the 194-point O/U total.
Veteran forward Carlos Boozer scored a team-high 20 points in the loss.
The Denver Nuggets (36-17 SU, 30-22-1 ATS, 28-25 O/U) have won two consecutive games in the BetUS Sportsbook and six of its last seven overall as they continue to climb their push up the Western Conference standings behind all-star point guard Chauncey Billups.
The Sacramento Kings (10-31 SU, 19-22 ATS, 21-20 O/U) and Denver Nuggets (27-15 SU, 23-18-1 ATS, 24-18 O/U) were both handed losses the last time they stepped on the court and will both be looking to bounce back tonight for BetUS NBA sports betting enthusiasts everywhere when they battle in the BetUS Sportsbook tonight at the Pepsi Center in Denver.
While the Denver Nuggets ( 19-11 SU, 16-13-1 ATS, 15-15 O/U) have been mired in somewhat of a mini-slump recently, the now revitalized ballclub has won two straight games in the BetUS Sportsbook coming into tonight’s meeting against the suddenly defensive-minded Atlanta Hawks (19-10 SU, 17-12 ATS, 10-17-2 O/U).
While the Portland Trailblazers (17-10 SU, 12-14 ATS, 11-15 O/U) have won two consecutive games in the BetUS Sportsbook, the Denver Nuggets (17-10 SU, 15-11-1 ATS, 14-13 O/U) have struggled in dropping each of their last three games. Tonight, the Nuggets will look to snap their modest skid while halting the Blazers’ winning ways when they host their younger counterparts tonight at the Pepsi Center tonight.
The Houston Rockets (15-9 SU, 12-12 ATS, 14-10 O/U) have failed to find their new identity so far this season after acquiring combustible forward Ron Artest in an offseason transaction. The streaking Denver Nuggets (16-7 SU, 14-8-1 ATS, 13-10 O/U) have almost literally taken off since getting former NBA Finals MVP, Chauncey Billups in a trade for Allen Iverson earlier this season.
