In this episode, the DNVR Nuggets crew is joined by Dane Moore of Zone Coverage MN to discuss Malik Beasley’s ability to be a key piece on a good team, Juancho Hernangomez’s best moments in Denver, Keita Bates-Diop’s skill set and upside, Noah Vonleh’s future on the Nuggets, and much more. We end the show by discussing the similarities and differences between Karl-Anthony Towns and Nikola Jokic.
Timestamps
- Beasley – 7:00
- Juancho – 23:30
- Vanderbilt – 40:00
- Keita – 46:00
- Vonleh – 55:00
- Towns and Jokic – 1:03:00
0 Comments (4 conversations)
Do you all think Vonleh can fill the backup 5 spot next year? How does he fit alongside Grant or Millsap on the second unit?
take_a_heiche
Which team would be better?
Jamal
Barton
MPJ
Grant
Jokic
Monte
Gary
Craig
Millsap
Bol/Vonleh/Mason
(Running it back basically)
OR
Monte
Beal
MPJ
Grant
Jokic
PJ Composure
Gary
Barton
Millsap
Davis Bertans
(Jamal, Bol, HOU pick, 2 of our picks for Beal & Bertans)
Keep up the great work guys!
Tunza
Looks like the Nuggets have really increased their offensive pace. Guards seem to be pushing over the timeline on every half-break and out of bounds play. Any thoughts on why they’ve been doing this more lately and why they didn’t to start the season?
Ringleader3rik
You guys have mentioned the value that Denver has earned through finding diamonds in the rough. Rank a few players in terms of production/salary.
My opinion –
Value guys:
Monte Morris
Torrey Craig
Jokic (Because he is a beast)
High cost/lower value:
Mason Plumlee
Jamal Murray
Paul Milsap (Possibly my 2nd favorite player)
This is what Connelly brings to the table in my opinion. Most of the team is still net positive.
Prove me wrong