Denver Nuggets and Washington Wizards face off at Capital One Arena, Washington, DC on Sunday, January 21st, 2024 6:00 PM ET .
Who’s Playing
Denver Nuggets @ Washington Wizards
How To Watch ?
- Date & time : Sunday, January 21st, 2024 6:00 PM ET
- Arena : Capital One Arena, Washington, DC
- TV & radio channel : MNMT, Altitude, SiriusXM, The Team 980 AM / WFED 1500 AM
- Live Stream: FuboTV
Denver Nuggets – Washington Wizards injury report :
Denver Nuggets injury report :
Vlatko Cancar: Out (Knee)
Julian Strawther: Out (Knee)
Washington Wizards injury report :
Daniel Gafford: Questionable (Concussion)
Denver Nuggets – Washington Wizards starting lineups :
The following were the starters for both teams in their previous games:
Denver Nuggets starting lineup :
J. Murray, PG #27 K. Caldwell-Pope, SG #5 M. Porter Jr., SF #1 A. Gordon, PF #50 N. Jokic, C #15
Washington Wizards starting lineup :
T. Jones, PG #5 J. Poole, SG #13 D. Avdija, SF #8 K. Kuzma, PF #33 M. B. III, C #35
Game prediction : Denver Nuggets – Washington Wizards
Spread : -13.5 (-108) (DEN)
Over/Under (Totals) : 238
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