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- Oct 1, 2026
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Jamal Murray thrilled with chance to run it back for Nuggets (opens the original)
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After the offseason shake-up that never was, Jamal Murray sat down with a big smile at the makeshift press conference table on the Nuggets’ practice court on Monday at Ball Arena. Team president Josh Kroenke declared every player on the roster not named Nikola Jokic available in trade talks at an end-of-season press conference. Murray was the biggest name potentially on the block, but Denver decided against making such a move. “It’s a business at the end of the day. I’ve been blessed and gratefu
Aaron Gordon adjusts routine; Cam Whitmore shines | NBA Insider (opens the original)
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Denver Gazette beat writer Vinny Benedetto takes you around the NBA and inside the Nuggets locker room: BOULDER • If Aaron Gordon ever was a boy in the NBA, he’s definitely not these days. The 31-year-old made the claim at Monday’s media day that he was the first youth allowed into the NBA, which stood for “No Boys Allowed,” in player circles. “I got into the league at 18 years old. I could roll out of bed, play 48 minutes, then go back to bed, wake up the next day like I didn’t play ready for a
Medical staff adds role; Braun back; DeRozan’s role | Nuggets notebook (opens the original)
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One of the main reasons given for the decision to run it back with mostly the same roster as last season was the lack of health throughout the regular season and playoffs. “A lot of things were on the table, but obviously the season was plagued by injuries,” Nuggets executive vice president of player personnel Jon Wallace said at the Nuggets’ media day Monday at Ball Arena. “You can’t overlook the fact that that core put together a 54-win season.” Part of staying healthy is luck, but the Nuggets
Nikola Jokic explains decision not to sign extension with Nuggets (opens the original)
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The messaging remained consistent when it comes to Nikola Jokic‘s future in Denver. After saying he wanted to be a “Nugget for life” after a first-round exit against the Timberwolves last spring, the three-time Most Valuable Player opted against signing a contract extension with the Nuggets this summer but has maintained he wants to stay with the franchise for the entirety of his NBA career. “I’m going to sign next year if they want me,” Jokic said at the team’s media day Monday at Ball Arena. T
Broncos get good news on running backs J.K. Dobbins, RJ Harvey (opens the original)
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The running back room continues to rotate. J.K. Dobbins and RJ Harvey are good to go for Sunday night’s game against the Rams at Empower Field at Mile High, but Jonah Coleman is not. The rookie stretched prior to Friday’s practice but did not participate and will miss the Sunday Night Football contest due to an ankle injury after having his role increased in last week’s win over the Jaguars. Dobbins (hip) and Harvey (hamstring) both practiced in full the last two days after being limited on Wedn
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