Denver Nuggets: News and Opinion
End of Week Nuggets Optimism: The glass is still half full...
Count me among those that are not too worried about the Denver Nuggets. Are there serious problems? Yes. Can the Nuggets rebound from their current losing streak? Of course.
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Good news: Wilson Chandler expected to remain with Nuggets
Former Denver Post writer, and current Yahoo! Sports writer, Marc Spears reported tonight that Wilson Chandler is expected to be back with the Nuggets. Chandler's agent, Chris Luchey, is indicating that his client be willing to play out the season or sign long-term with Denver. The Nuggets could really use Chandler's services sooner rather than later ...
Gallinari could miss up to one month
In last night's game against the Houston Rockets, Danilo Gallinari suffered what is now being called a, "severe ankle sprain" after undergoing a CT scan and MRI today. Apparently the chip fracture that was seen in X-ray's last night was from a previous injury, most likely suffered before Gallo embarked on his pro-playing career. Read Benjamin Hochman's full story here from the Denver Post.
Kenyon Martin is back in the NBA
After appearing in 48 games for the Nuggets in the 2010-11 season, Kenyon Martin produced a career low 8.6 points to go along with 6.2 rebounds. The 34 year-old power forward has been cleared by FIBA, according to Adrian Wojnarowski, and is expected to sign a contract with an NBA team over the weekend and could start playing in games next week. So, where will the former Denver Nugget wind up?
Nuggets' February Schedule: Analysis with help from Queen
As the Nuggets cast aside the cold yet rewarding month of January, it's time to look ahead to the shortest month of the year. Supposedly February is the month of love, and the birth month of two of our presidents.
Nah, it's the month of difficult NBA scheduling. With musical help from Queen ...
Miller becoming "the man" wrong move for Nuggets
We are over a quarter of the way through the 2011-12 NBA campaign and while the Denver Nuggets are 14-7 and still in second place in the Western Conference, some disturbing trends are starting to take place. One being that George Karl is relying heavily on a 35 year-old point guard who has a very uncertain future in the Mile High City ...
Lawson injury means opportunity for Stone
Nuggets point guard Ty Lawson has joined the ranks of the walking wounded in Denver. As the team gets set to face the 6-13 Toronto Raptors tonight, Denver could be without two starters, one key bench member, and a reserve. What should George Karl do with his rotations?
Denver Nuggets quarter season (movie) review: Part 2
The Nuggets (12-5) are about to play their 18th game of the season, tonight, and are already 25.7% of the way through the 2011-12 campaign. If things were to end today, George Karl and his team would be the No. 2 seed out West and facing the Memphis Grizzlies in Round One of the playoffs. Let's continue with our movie theme for the guards ...
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