
Denver Nuggets Midseason Report
Aaron Hubert analyzes the Nuggets’ season at the halfway point.

Aaron Hubert analyzes the Nuggets’ season at the halfway point.

The Denver Nuggets are 7-3 in their last 10 games and are coming off a pair of huge wins against the Utah Jazz and the Eastern Conference-leading Milwaukee Bucks.

Over the last couple of weeks, it has become glaringly obvious that the Denver Nuggets have a logjam of talent

By most measurements, the Denver Nuggets are off to a slow start. Having not shot the ball well from the

The Portland Trailblazers hadn’t lost a home opener at the Moda Center since 2000. Their run of 18 straight was

The Nuggets captured the no. two seed in 2018-19 season despite one of their core players missing 30 games. If
A huge ovation ensued from the remaining crowd at the Pepsi Center with 3:53 to go when word came over the PA saying: “Checking into the game, please welcome number eight, Jarred Vanderbilt.” This was his first action in 5-on-5 basketball since last February. 329 days ago. “I know he did not play until the end of the game and it was well in hand, but Jarred was really nervous about playing,” head coach Mike Malone explained. “He hadn’t played since last February. For him to get over that fear and to go out there and have three or four impactful minutes — I mean, that pass he made was an incredible pass — he showed you that in three minutes and 53 seconds he gets you three rebounds — he is a rebounding machine. I am happy he got those first-game jitters out of the way.” Vanderbilt finished his almost four minutes of play with one incredible assist in transition to Malik Beasley, he showed off his highly touted rebounding ability wrangling in three rebounds and the most important of all the stats, he scored his first career point, going 1-2 at the free-throw line. Vanderbilt summed it up saying “It was just amazing to get back out there and start playing again.”

Headed into the 2018-19 NBA season, one team with a profusion of question marks surrounding it was the Denver Nuggets.

Aaron Hubert analyzes the Nuggets’ season at the halfway point.

The Denver Nuggets are 7-3 in their last 10 games and are coming off a pair of huge wins against the Utah Jazz and the Eastern Conference-leading Milwaukee Bucks.

Over the last couple of weeks, it has become glaringly obvious that the Denver Nuggets have a logjam of talent at the Forward position. Quite

By most measurements, the Denver Nuggets are off to a slow start. Having not shot the ball well from the field, Nikola Jokic slumping into

The Portland Trailblazers hadn’t lost a home opener at the Moda Center since 2000. Their run of 18 straight was good the longest active streak

The Nuggets captured the no. two seed in 2018-19 season despite one of their core players missing 30 games. If you were told that the
A huge ovation ensued from the remaining crowd at the Pepsi Center with 3:53 to go when word came over the PA saying: “Checking into the game, please welcome number eight, Jarred Vanderbilt.” This was his first action in 5-on-5 basketball since last February. 329 days ago. “I know he did not play until the end of the game and it was well in hand, but Jarred was really nervous about playing,” head coach Mike Malone explained. “He hadn’t played since last February. For him to get over that fear and to go out there and have three or four impactful minutes — I mean, that pass he made was an incredible pass — he showed you that in three minutes and 53 seconds he gets you three rebounds — he is a rebounding machine. I am happy he got those first-game jitters out of the way.” Vanderbilt finished his almost four minutes of play with one incredible assist in transition to Malik Beasley, he showed off his highly touted rebounding ability wrangling in three rebounds and the most important of all the stats, he scored his first career point, going 1-2 at the free-throw line. Vanderbilt summed it up saying “It was just amazing to get back out there and start playing again.”

Headed into the 2018-19 NBA season, one team with a profusion of question marks surrounding it was the Denver Nuggets. Denver missed the playoffs last
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