Jokic hasn't been himself over the last 15 games, but Tim Legler doesn't seem bothered by it.

It's not all as bad as it appears on the surface. Legler still has reasons to believe there will be better days ahead for the Nuggets.

Legler is ESPN/ABC’s longest-tenured NBA analyst and perhaps its most widely respected, having joined the network in 2000.

Peyton Watson developed into a player capable of producing big numbers this season.

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ESPN analyst Tim Legler thinks they have a chance to get further in the playoffs than any Knicks team since 1999.

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