Oakland, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Klay Thompson led five players in double figures with 22 points as Golden State pounded Denver by a 122-79 count on Monday. Stephen Curry went for 20 points and eight assists for the Warriors, who have won two in a row since a 12-point loss in Oklahoma City over the weekend and improved to 10-1 in their last 11 outings. Shaun Livingston and Leandro Barbosa each contributed 12 points and James Michael McAdoo had 11 in the rout as Golden State tied a franchise record with its 16th consecutive home victory. We have a deep lineup of guys, said Curry. Ty Lawson netted 19 points and six rebounds for the Nuggets, who have dropped three straight games after winning five in a row. Jameer Nelson totaled 14 points and dished out five assists in defeat. Its a shame, said Nuggets coach Brian Shaw. When youre playing the best team in the league right now and you play that way and you perform that way, I dont know, its tough to swallow. Curry scored nine points in the first quarter and Golden State led 25-15, then wrapped up the game by outscoring Denver 30-13 in the second quarter to take a 27-point edge to the break. Nelson hit a triple to begin the quarter but the Nuggets didnt score again until a Lawson bucket with 5:31 remaining. In between, the Warriors reeled off 15 straight points. Justin Holiday connected twice from long distance and Livingston scored four in the burst which ended on David Lees free throw to make it 40-18. Thompson was a force in the third quarter, at one point scoring 11 straight including three shots from beyond the arc -- the final one in the clip providing a 76-41 edge for the hosts. It was 89-60 after three. McAdoos bucket with 7:46 to play put the Warriors into triple digits at 101-68, and the hosts cruised to the buzzer. This is one of, if not the closest team Ive been on, said McAdoo. One through 15, everybody cheers for everybody. 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In addition to the game being aired in its entirety on CTV Two Vancouver Island and TSN.ca, TSN2 will also have coverage of Whitecaps FC immediately following NASCAR Sprint Cup Series: Toyota Owners 400. Air Max 97 Mens Clearance . Rodgers was ruled out on Friday by Packers head coach Mike McCarthy. Matt Flynn will make his second consecutive start for the Packers.Anaheim Ducks Colby Robak, who as acquired in a deal with with Floriada Panthers for Jesse Blacker, will make his debut today against the Winnipeg Jets. - Eric Stephens, Orange County Register Carolina Hurricanes Carolina Hurricanes center Jordan Staal took a major stride Saturday in his recovery from a broken leg, getting in his first skate since the injury.Staal, dressed out in full hockey gear, did some light skating on his own after the Canes’ practice at Raleigh Center Ice. He said it was his first time on the ice since the Sept. 23 injury against the Buffalo Sabres. – News Observer The team has recalled winger Chris Terry from the AHL. - Team Website Cam Ward gets the nod in net today against the Red Wings. He is 8-8-1 with a 2.48 goals-against-average and a .912 save percentage. - Mike Maniscalco Chicago Blackhawks Head coach Joel Quenneville said winger Patrick Sharp likely will return when the Hawks face the Devils on Tuesday night in New Jersey. Sharp missed his 14th consecutive game for the Hawks on Saturday with a right knee injury suffered Nov. 4 against the Canadiens. The veteran traveled with the Hawks and skated Saturday morning. Quenneville said theres a good chance (Sharp) is going to play on that trip and likely … the first game. – Chicago Tribune Colorado Avalanche Valuable forward Jamie McGinn, who can play on any line, will undergo back surgery Wednesday and could be lost for the season, Avs coach Patrick Roy said. McGinn has missed the past eight games with the same back injury that forced his absence throughout training camp and preseason. Roy said doctors wont know if McGinn requires a short-term or long-term repair until the surgery is performed. – Denver Post The team sent Tomas Vincour and Michael Sgarbossa down to Lake Erie (AHL) on Sunday. - Team Twitter Detroit Red Wings Petr Mrazek will start in goal for the Red Wings tonight against the Hurricanes, He sports a 2-0-0 record with a 3.36 goals-against-average and a .875 save percentage. - Ansar Khan, MLive.com Los Angeles Kings Marian Gaborik took part in practice today and is close to returning from an upper-body injury that has kept him sidelined for the past four games. - lakingsinsider.com Minnesota Wild Captain Mikko Koivu missed practiced with what head coach Mike Yeo called a “very, very minor strain” and he’s expected to practice Monday. Koivu was around doing an off-ice workout and it doesn’t appear to be anything serious. Ryan Suter practiced. The hope is he can practice Monday and return Tuesday against the Islanders. – Star Tribune Montreal Canadiens The team has sent Drayson Bowman down to Hamilton of the AHL. The forward had no points in three games. - Team Twitter Michael Bournival has been recalled from his conditioning stint in Hamilton. The forward has missed 15 games with a shoulder injury. - Team Twitter New Jersey Devils The Devils have assigned struggling winger Damien Brunner to Albany of the AHL and have recalled defenceman Peter Harrold.dddddddddddd - Team Twitter Winger Mike Cammalleri will not travel to Carolina for New Jerseys game tomorrow against the Hurricanes due to a lower-body injury. Forward Patrick Elias also wont be making the trip due to a groin injury. - Tom Gulitti, The Record New York Islanders Lubomir Visnovsky (upper body), out since Nov. 29, appears on target to come off IR before Tuesdays game against the Minnesota Wild. Casey Cizikas left Saturdays game in the third period with an undisclosed injury. He appeared to take Vladimir Tarasenkos stick to the face after Thomas Hickey leveled Tarasenko with a clean hit. – Newsday New York Rangers Kris Kreider was injured today in practice after colliding with teammate Carl Hagelin. The winger apparently suffered an upper-body injury. - Steve Zipay, Newsday Ottawa Senators Goaltender Craig Anderson will get the start this evening against the Vancouver Canucks. Anderson is 5-7-4 with a 2.47 goals-against-average and a .929 save percentage. Milan Michalek, who is suffering from an upper-body injury, will not be in the lineup for the Senators this evening. He will be replaced by Mark Stone, who is coming off a foot injury. - Team Twitter Jared Cowen might be a healthy scratch for the third-straight game. The defenceman has struggled this season, and with others bodies such as Marc Methot returning to the lineup, Cowen need to step up his game. - Ottawa Citizen St. Louis Blues Alexander Steen took part in the Blues’ pregame warm-up Saturday, but was later scratched from the game due to a lower-body injury that happened Thursday in Nashville. He is considered day to day. Blues goalie Brian Elliott, who is out week to week with a sprained right knee, will remain off the ice for the time being after feeling sore following an on-ice practice in Chicago. Martin Brodeur will start against the Florida Panthers on Monday. – St. Louis Post Dispatch Washington Capitals Mike Green has been skating with his teammates. He is targeting Tuesday night’s game in Tampa for his return. – Comcast Sportsnet.com The Capitals have assigned centre Liam OBrien to the AHL. - capitalstoday.com Winnipeg Jets Ondrej Pavelec will get his turn in goal for Winnipeg, Sunday, after Michael Hutchinson recorded the win over the Avalanche. – Team Twitter Vancouver Canucks The Canucks lost red-hot winger Shawn Matthias, who did not return from a blatant elbow-to-the-head by Leafs’ defenceman Stephane Robidas late in the second period. – Vancouver Sun The team has assigned Tom Sestito to Utica of the AHL on a conditioning assignment. He has been sidelined with a leg injury. - Team Release Eddie Lack gets the call in net tonight against the Ottawa Senators. He stopped all 13 shots he saw last night in relief of Ryan Miller. - Team Twitter ' ' '