Head Coach Michael Malone answered a question regarding the right combination to comprise a starting unit in his pregame availability Friday night. He told the media it’s not necessarily about putting a team’s most talented guys out there together. It’s about finding the right fit. Shortly after, Will Barton III started over Michael Porter Jr. in Denver’s preseason finale. Read…...

Eyes will also be on Michael Porter Jr. and if he's an improved and more committed defender.

The Nuggets currently hold the No. 22 pick in the NBA Draft, and the DNVR Nuggets crew is examining who Denver could pick with that selection. Make sure to mark your calendar for Wednesday, November 18, the night of the draft, and DNVR Nuggets Draft Day LIVE streaming on Periscope and YouTube. Who is Jaden McDaniels? You may have noticed…...

Can you believe it? It’s finally time for another report card after waiting 143 days to see those Denver Nuggets play basketball again. There won’t be a lot of players on the Honor Roll after a 125-105 loss to the Miami Heat in Denver’s re-opener, but the Nuggets have a small runway to work with before they need to take…...

Brendan, Harrison and Eric discuss PJ Dozier’s arrival at the Disney World bubble and go over some of their takeaways from the Nuggets’ three scrimmages. Then, which Western Conference teams and Nuggets player’s stocks are up and which ones are down heading into the season restart on Thursday, and The Steps. DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! iTunes link | Stitcher Link | Pocket Casts Link…

1. In this clip, Troy Daniels does a really nice job of demonstrating how to pull the on ball defender (and help defender) by reacting to the angle the defender tries to take around a screen. It’s subtle, but if you look closely you’ll notice Troy Daniels begin to curl around the screen towards the ball for a handoff before…...

The DNVR Nuggets crew (minus Harrison) discuss the impressive and entertaining debut of Bol Bol.  The blocks, the threes, the dunks. Check out the full on party, live from the Winner’s Lounge.

Denver Nuggets basketball is back!* Okay. Back but with an asterisk. Not the ridiculous “this bubble tournament doesn’t really count because it’s different” asterisk but the “this is only preseason and half of the team is still outside of the bubble” asterisk. Still, this week is shaping up to be as exciting a week as we have seen from the Nuggets…...

Why despite a shorthanded roster currently in Orlando, Denver remains confident it can come together quickly.

The fellas are hyped! Nikola Jokic is back with the team and Brendan, Adam, Harrison and Eric (D-Line) discuss their notes from his first Zoom conference inside the Disney World bubble. Also, the debut of ‘Something or Nothing,’ and then The Steps. Something or Nothing? https://twitter.com/SportsCenter/status/1283200598129737729?s=20 https://twitter.com/NBA/status/1283200248148623360?s=20 https://www.instagram.com/p/CCpNmS_gu08/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link https://twitter.com/Gourmetcasanova/status/1282418867432808449?s=20 https://twitter.com/TheNBACentral/status/1282857175669510144?s=20 DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! iTunes link | Stitcher Link | Pocket Casts Link…

From Skinny Jokic to MPJ, a stock report of the 17 players that the Nuggets expect to join the team at Disney World.

When it rains it pours, and the Nuggets, who were already playing without three starters — Jamal Murray, Gary Harris, and Paul Millsap — need to find an umbrella, fast. The team announced Wednesday that backup center Mason Plumlee has been diagnosed with a right cuboid injury and his status will be reevaluated in approximately two to four weeks, meaning…...

“The List” is a brand new series that (usually) serves as a companion piece for the “Notebook” episodes of the Locked on Nuggets podcast and the DNVR Nuggets podcast. In this edition, I take a look at Bol Bol’s eight games in the NBA G-League and talk about how he might fit alongside Nikola Jokic. 1. The first thing that…...

The Nuggets’ regular season tipped off on Oct. 23 but it’s said the season doesn’t really start until Christmas. So if you haven’t kept up with the Nuggets until now, don’t worry. I’ve got you covered. The Nuggets are 21-8 heading into their Christmas Day matchup with the Pelicans (8-23) who are still without No. 1 overall pick Zion Williamson.…...

The Nuggets knew when they traded into the second round to select Bol Bol that the 7-foot-2 center was going to be a long-term play. Denver didn’t need him to contribute immediately with most of its rotation from last year’s 54-win team set to return and Bol was coming off foot surgery that ended his freshman season at Oregon early.…...

For some, the summer went by in the blink of an eye. For others, this day could not have come soon enough. The NBA season is here, whether you're ready for it or not, and the DNVR Nuggets staff has put together a comprehensive preview to help you catch up on the most relevant narratives and pertinent questions surrounding your Denver Nuggets.

Adam Mares, Harrison Wind, Mike Olson, and Brendan Vogt offer their Nuggets predictions, league-wide predictions, and provide the most important question surrounding each player on the roster.

What teams present the most and least of a threat in a Western Conference playoff series? Will Denver reach the Finals or lose in the first round? Will the Nuggets take home any awards?

The 2019-20 DNVR Nuggets preview is here.

He has a radical name, obscenely long legs, and the shooting touch of a basketball demi-god; Bol Bol has all the makings of Denver’s next cult hero, but with one key distinction—this kid can play. In the latest episode of our Denver Nuggets player preview series, Brendan Vogt and Adam Mares offer what little insight they have into the enigmatic skyscraper,…...

It feels like the Nuggets haven’t seen as much of Jarred Vanderbilt as they should have by now. He was injured for a lot of his rookie year and only played four G League games, but at Summer League this past July flashed the tools that have Denver so excited about his upside. Harrison Wind and Adam Mares discuss what…...

The average temperature in Sioux Falls, South Dakota during the NBA season is a frosty 34 degrees Fahrenheit. It’s nothing like the 30-degree mornings in Denver which manage to turn to 60-degree afternoons and a far cry from the year-round sunshine that Torrey Craig had enjoyed for the last three seasons before signing a contract with the Nuggets to…...