Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray show Nuggets are playoff threat to Thunder By Sean Keane | Last updated Mar 11, 2025 12:45 AM ET The Oklahoma City Thunder have the NBA's No. 1 defense.

The general consensus surrounding the offseason that the Denver Nuggets had been that it was one full of success and ...

The Denver Nuggets are still viewed as a viable NBA playoff threat, it seems, despite the abrupt and stunning dismissals of coach Michael Malone and general manager Calvin Booth. With two games ...

Whether it’s attacking before the Nuggets’ defense is organized, upping the tempo to generate favorable cross-matches, or simply coasting into easy looks, Golden State is thriving in the open ...

Playoffs highlighting Nuggets’ biggest weakness: “You have to have an elite defense” The Nuggets’ average, inconsistent defense that allowed nearly 50 points per game in the paint (24th in ...

Clippers vs. Nuggets Trends to Watch Los Angeles Clippers Nobody closed the season stronger than the Clippers, as they posted an NBA-best +14.1 net rating over their last 10 games.

The Clippers are 11 deep with guys who can and will expect rotation minutes, a balancing act for Tyronn Lue to figure out.

The Nuggets ranked 25th in turnover differential (1.3 per game more than their opponents) in the regular season, and they had 12 more turnovers (54-42) than the Thunder over the four-game season ...

In an interview with the Denver Post’s Bennett Durando, David Adelman was asked if he planned to regulate Jokic’s minutes more in the upcoming season to prevent overworking him. He responded sharply, ...

The question is: Who in the West can stifle what the Nuggets hope is a dynastic run? "Phoenix, according to our experts, serves as the biggest threat within the inner circle of title contenders.