The Denver Nuggets were extremely lucky to escape last night against Chicago Bulls as Chauncey Billups thought of acting a little to smart on his final free throw. The Nuggets have been doing well on this road trip, after going 5-2, they now head into the Bradley Center to take on the Milwaukee Bucks in the last match of their trip, looking to give one final beating before they head back home to take on the Lakers in a couple of days time. The Nuggets starters all had a solid night out yesterday, each of them getting into double digits, with Kenyon Martin and Nene getting double-doubles, which will be good for George Karl seeing as how he has to take on an in-form Andrew Bogut heading into this fixture, and will be required to stop him in the paint. Denver will be much appreciated that their bench strength is much stronger this season with the addition of Ty Lawson to their good backcourt of Balkman, Anderson, Carter, Malik Allen and the now fit JR Smith. The Bucks on the other hand have turned over a new leaf, winning 2 games back to back against the Knicks and T'Wolves, but nothing can be said much through victories against these 2 teams. With only Andrew Bogut providing the spark for them up front, and a few contributions from the other starters, nothing much can be read into this fixture. The Bucks are mediocre at best, and will be fighting with the likes of Charlotte, Phili, Washington, NY and NJ for a final play-off spot. Nuggets will do the business especially with JR Smith ready to roll over opponents after his warm-up game last time out.