The Denver Nuggets faced the Sacramento Kings on the second night of a back-to-back for the young, athletic crew; even though they dealt with fatigue, they handled the Kings Tuesday night. Read more »
There are wins that you rejoice about and then victories, as a fan, you’re just happy transpired. This was one of those wins for Denver as the Nuggets, led by Kenneth Faried’s hustle and heart, squeaked past the Orlando Magic, 108-105. Read more »
In the off-season, the Denver Nuggets were touted to be one of the best teams without a superstar or a budding star; a team without a LeBron, a Kevin, a Derrick, a Dwight, or a Chris. They were just a team; a collection of good players that could merge together and become better than average without utilizing the innate powers of one name. Read more »
There are a few things my deceased father taught me; one of those things, many of my loyal readers know about — the gift of basketball — but another characteristic he shared with me, taught me, led by example was his impenetrable work ethic. Read more »
There are games that are beautiful to watch — such as the blowout win over the Utah Jazz — and then there are games that are gritty, tough wins that are indicative of a team that’s tenacious. That’s exactly what the 107-101 double OT win was for the Denver Nuggets against the Golden State Warriors that had the advantage to take this win. Read more »
Last season, when the masses of Nuggets fans clamored for George Karl to start Kenneth “Manimal” Faried, I was patient because I knew Faried would be worth the wait. Yes, Karl’s rotations drive me mad, just as much as the next, but I knew that once Manimal took the grandiose NBA stage, nothing would be the same. Read more »
There’s been an immense amount of chatter surrounding the Denver Nuggets since they acquired Andre Iguodala. The talk has ranged from their fast-paced, athletic offense to their young, talented core. The ceiling is high for the Denver Nuggets in 2012-2013, but to be the most successful, the team needs one — if not multiple players — to have breakout seasons. Read more »
ESPN.com and their TrueHoop Network have ranked the players of the NBA and releasing their rankings on twitter ( @NBAonESPN), from number 500 to number 1. They have finally broke into the top 100 players and have ranked Kenneth Faried, starting power forward for the Denver Nuggets, at #71. Read more »
JaVale McGee and Kenneth Faried of the Denver Nuggets have spent much of August working with Hakeem Olajuwon, below they take a moment to take a picture during one of their last sessions together. Read more »
Ah, it’s time for some good old-fashioned rookie hazing again, a timeless tradition is making its way back to the Denver Nuggets locker room. As JaVale McGee and Kenneth Faried have a sinister plan in store for the Nuggets rookies — Evan Fournier and Quincy Miller — this year. I must say JaVale and Kenneth are just evil, EVIIIILLLLLL I tell you. Read more »
