The Denver Nuggets play the Los Angeles Clippers in Orlando on Wednesday.

The Clippers (47-23) took a loss at the hands of the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday. Paul George sat out each of their last two games and it wouldn't be surprising to see Kawhi Leonard sit this game out too. The good news is that they still own the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference, but this game could change all of that. It appears that many teams aren't putting top priority on seeding though, with homecourt advantage being a non-factor. As long as Kawhi and PG-13 are healthy and ready to go in the postseason, that's what matters the most for LA.

The Nuggets (46-25) played the Los Angeles Lakers and lost on a game-winning shot by Kyle Kuzma. No Nuggets starter stepped on the floor in the fourth quarter. Guys like Bol Bol, Mason Plumlee and P.J. Dozier were competing with LeBron James and Anthony Davis, showing how deep the Nuggets can be. That said, Denver has just eight wins over their last 17 games in total. Finding cohesion will be important heading into the postseason.

These teams have split their two meetings this season, with both outings being decided by double-digit margins. The home team won both of those meetings as well.