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It
wasn't always rooting for the Nuggets in this territory. Their way was
paved by a group known as the Rockets. The pro game resurfaced 18 years
after a first go in the Mile High City for the 1967-68 season, this time
in the form of the ABA's Denver Rockets. The team played its first game
on October 15, 1967, and defeated the Anaheim Amigos, 110-105. Under Coach
Bob Bass, Denver went 45-33 in its inaugural season before being eliminated
by the New Orleans Buccaneers in the first round of the 1968 ABA Playoffs.
The
following years have been good to the Denver Nuggets and they continue
to play basketball in the Mile High City. The city built a new facility
for them to play in the 1990's. The Pepsi Center in a brand new building
that has state of the art lighting, sound, and facilities for the athletes
and seats more than McNichols Arena used to.
