It was the Denver’s young guns — and some older ones — that lit the path to their second straight victory and fifth in their last seven games, a 105-103 win over Minnesota.
via Nikola Jokic leads Denver Nuggets past Minnesota Timberwolves — The Denver Post
It was the Denver’s young guns — and some older ones — that lit the path to their second straight victory and fifth in their last seven games, a 105-103 win over Minnesota.
via Nikola Jokic leads Denver Nuggets past Minnesota Timberwolves — The Denver Post
The Denver Nuggets are fresh off an impressive road victory and play six of their next eight games at home, beginning with Wednesday’s tilt against the Minnesota Timberwolves.
via Nuggets Go For 5th Straight Win Over Minnesota — CBS Denver
Without three of their starters, the undermanned Clippers couldn’t keep pace with the Nuggets.
via Jokic Leads Nuggets Over Injury-Filled Clippers — CBS Denver
Danilo Gallinari had 21 points and a season-high 11 rebounds and Wilson Chandler had 19 points and 11 rebounds for the Nuggets, who lost a close one at the Pepsi Center.
The Nuggets had won three games in a row at the Pepsi Center heading into Friday night’s game against the Atlanta Hawks.
via Denver Nuggets lose 109-108 heartbreaker to Atlanta Hawks — The Denver Post
If George Karl was looking to show us what kind of person Carmelo Anthony really is, he succeeded. After excerpts of the former NBA coach’s book were released to the New York Post, part of which criticized Anthony for being “addicted to the spotlight and very unhappy when he had to share it,” not wanting […]
Another one of George Karl’s former players has taken exception with what Karl wrote about them in his new book.
via Kenyon Martin Held Nothing Back As He Went Off On ‘Terrible Person’ George Karl — UPROXX
George Karl badmouthed J.R. Smith and others in his new book, and they aren’t even mad — they just feel bad for George.
via J.R. Smith Fired Some Shots At George Karl Over His ‘Sad’ New Book — UPROXX
In “Furious George,” Karl called the NBA star, now with the Knicks, the “the best offensive player I ever coached,” but added that Anthony was also “a user of people, addicted to the spotlight and very unhappy when he had to share it.”
via George Karl In New Book: Carmelo Anthony Had ‘No Commitment To The Hard, Dirty Work’ — CBS New York
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