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What ever momentum was gained from Utah’s 140-139 overtime win over MVP candidate Kevin Durant and Oklahoma City was quickly squandered by the Jazz—thanks to a forgettable blowout loss in Houston on Wednesday.   From here on out the Jazz must sweep their three remaining games, to even think about securing home court advantage in the first-round of the NBA playoffs.   Because of Utah’s 113-96 loss to the Rockets, the Jazz dropped from No. 2 in the West, all the way down to fifth. Combined with a surprising Nuggets comeback win over the Thunder and its 98-96 win at home over the Kobe-less Lakers. And suddenly its the Denver Nuggets who have control of second place, in the volatile Western Conference playoff race.   Adding insult to injury, Denver has a f ...

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Article written by TIM PETERSON