Rockies Reacts Survey: #Winning?
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The NBA and NHL Playoffs are in full swing, and the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche are looking to make another run at their respective championship trophies. So far, the Nuggets are up 3-2 on the Los Angeles Clippers, and the Avs are down 3-2 to the Dallas Stars.
Meanwhile, the Colorado Rockies are an MLB-worst (and historically-bad) 4-25 with no relief in sight.
So, the question becomes this: The NBA and NHL Playoffs will end no later than June 23. Who will win more games in that span — the Nuggets, Avalanche or Rockies?
Let us know your thoughts!
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