Carmelo Anthony scored 17 of his 31 points in the 4th quarter to lead the Nuggets back from 11 points down in a 94-93 win over the Hornets.
Anthony stepped up with one of his most impressive performances of the season following the ejection of Kenyon Martin.
``We were a little rattled, so we had to get everybody together and just tell them, 'Look, let's cut the lead down and we'll fight back from there,''' Anthony said. ``Somebody had to get it going out there.''
Dan Dickau scored 22 points for the Hornets. Speedy Claxton scored 5 points in his first game for New Orleans.
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The Denver Nuggets have signed F/C Mark Pope to a second 10-day contract, team General Manager Kiki Vandeweghe announced today.
Pope has appeared in three games since signing his first 10-day on Feb. 15, registering one steal and one block in five minutes.
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ESPN and the Denver Post are reporting that the Orlando Magic turned down an offer from the Nuggets that would have sent Andre Miller, Nikoloz Tskitishvili and Voshon Lenard to Orlando for Steve Francis.
Francis was acquired by the Magic in the Tracy McGrady trade, but has been problematic of late, as he was unhappy following the trade of Cuttino Mobley and just recently he was late returning to the team after the All-Star break.
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Nuggets Feb 2005 Archive
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Rocky Mountain News | Feb 23, 2005
George Karl is not concealing his desire to add a shooting guard to his line-up, speaking candidly about two players that he coached when he was with the Bucks, Michael Redd and Ray Allen.
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Denver Post | Feb 22, 2005
For those who believe Carmelo Anthony is out of the race for best player from the 2003 Draft, well behind LeBron James and Dwyane Wade, it might be good to consider his current health status, which might be far worse than it appears.
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Rocky Mountain News | Feb 19, 2005
They may not have seen eye to eye when they were master and pupil in Milwaukee, but this seems to be in the past with Ray Allen saying he is open to playing for new Denver coach George Karl, Allen's coach with the Bucks, the Rocky Mountain News is reporting.
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Yahoo! | Feb 19, 2005
Lebron James and Dwyane Wade are getting all the press of late, but on Friday Carmelo Anthony proved that he is still capable of great things.
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Denver Nuggets | Feb 15, 2005
The Denver Nuggets signed forward/center Mark Pope to a 10-day contract, team General Manager Kiki Vandeweghe announced today.
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Rocky Mountain News | Feb 14, 2005
With center Marcus Camby already out with a bruised right hip, the Denver Nuggets will be short another big man after Camby’s replacement Nene sprained his left medial collateral ligament in last night 94-79 loss to New Jersey.
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Yahoo! | Feb 14, 2005
Kenyon Martin must have been happy with the reaction he received from the New Jersey crowd in his first return to the arena where be began his career, but with only 13 points and 4 rebounds and a 15-point loss, it was ultimately disappointing.
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The Denver Post | Feb 13, 2005
Denver’s chronically injured center Marcus Camby who is having his most prolific season in quite some time as far as minutes are concerned did not practice yesterday after suffering a right hip contusion versus Cleveland on Friday.
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Yahoo! | Feb 9, 2005
Carmelo Anthony's 25 points was more than enough for the Nuggets to defeat the Jazz by a final score of 97-87.
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NBA Press Release | Feb 7, 2005
To defend his title, while injured for the remainder of the season, Voshon Lenard will have to compete against five of the top 10 in three-point field goals made in Philadelphia’s Kyle Korver, Phoenix’s Joe Johnson and Quentin Richardson and Seattle’s Ray Allen and Vladimir Radmanovic.
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Yahoo! | Feb 3, 2005
George Karl's three-game winning streak as Nuggets head coach promptly came to an end on Wednesday night, as they were defeated by the Portland TrailBlazers 97-94.
