Nugget Quotes

You can't get overconfident. But we know we can beat (the Nuggets), there's no doubt in my mind. - Corey Maggette

Writing an informative yet compact thriller is a lot like making maple sugar candy. You have to tap hundreds of trees - boil vats and vats of raw sap - evaporate the water - and keep boiling until you've distilled a tiny nugget that encapsulates the essence. - Dan Brown

When he's on, he's difficult. I know he's difficult because we talk all the time about how we would play him. And I think he'd be a difficult defense for the Nuggets. - George Karl

We're still talking with the Nuggets. - Herb Rudoy

We're over it. Everybody's over it in this organization. (Nuggets fans) should have been over it. (It) didn't happen to them. I don't know why they take it so personally. - Lamar Odom

Well, when I first began working at the Golden Nugget in Las Vegas, I had worked at the Showboat for a couple of years with various bands. - Wanda Jackson

We played with heart and smarts early and with guts down the stretch. Early in the year before all our football kids were out, we scrimmaged Rancho Bernardo and didn't do well. Afterward, Marcus Sun was the first one to talk, and he said the nugget from this scrimmage was that it's not how you start, it's how you finish. - Randy Wright

We needed to take it to them in the third quarter and not lose our concentration. I wasn't going to let them let it go. Either we respond and take control of the game or (the Nuggets) were going to do it. I just didn't want to let it slip away. - Rick Adelman

To let Vince Carter flop two calls and get the whistle to end that game, I was disappointed because the effort and energy of (the Nuggets) I thought should have been stood up for. Vince Carter flopped both of them and got the call. There was a rumor out of the league office that we're trying to take flopping out of the game, but I don't think that was orchestrated in those two calls. - George Karl

They have this fantastic nugget of historical material from the Gilded Age. It's a wonderful, small overview of American painting from about 1870 to 1915. - Lynne Ambrosini