Denver Nuggets Rumors & News

Report: Nuggets GM Masai Ujiri to be pursued by Toronto Raptors

Denver Post — Josh wants Masai back.Masai wants to be back.But here comes an R.A. Dickey-like knuckleball.

Nuggets GM Masai Ujiri being targeted by his old team, the Toronto Raptors?

All Things Nuggets | Denver Post — Josh wants Masai back. Masai wants to be back. But here comes a R.A. Dickey-like knuckleball. The Toronto Raptors have targeted Masai Ujiri as their top candidate for general manager, this reported by Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo Sports. Ujiri was an assistant general manager in Toronto before joining Denver in the summer of 2010. Ujiri [...]

Ty Lawson tweeting desire to have Nuggets stay Andre Iguodala's team

Denver Post — The beauty of social media is the ability to reach anyone anywhere in the world. Ty Lawson is taking advantage of that as he takes a lead role in "recruiting" teammate Andre Iguodala to

Kevin Durant “excited” for future of Reggie Jackson, former Mr. Colorado Basketball

All Things Nuggets | Denver Post — If Russell Westbrook had not been injured, the Thunder would have won the Western Conference, I believe (not that I’m going out on a limb here or anything). Alas, history was detoured — and the Thunder’s season is now over. But the injury did provide an opportunity for Reggie Jackson, the Palmer High (Colorado Springs) [...]

Kiszla: Nuggets overvalue self-worth

Denver Post — When coach George Karl asked the question, the answer seemed obvious: The Nuggets have fallen too deeply in love with the talent on their roster.

Stephen Curry's sharpshooting better rattled by Spurs than Nuggets

Denver Post — Lunch Special: Each weekday near noontime, a Denver Post sports writer dares to dish. In this installment, Benjamin Hochman observes the postseason progress of a certain Nuggets nemesis.

Nuggets exec Masai Ujiri calls Iguodala’s all-defensive snub “just shocking”

All Things Nuggets | Denver Post — Mind-boggling. That’s how Nuggets executive Masai Ujiri described the snubbing of Andre Iguodala, who wasn’t named to either the NBA’s first or second team all-defense. Advanced stats and the old-fashioned eye test both prove that the Nuggets guard is an elite defender, but he was left off the teams, voted upon by the 30 NBA [...]

Nuggets’ Andre Iguodala kept off of NBA’s all-defensive teams

All Things Nuggets | Denver Post — Many smart people in the NBA consider Andre Iguodala to be an elite defender. Advanced stats explained as much. But the Nuggets guard didn’t crack the NBA’s first team or even second team for all-defense. Released on Monday, Dre finished with the most votes of any player not on the two teams (16). The NBA [...]

More Masai Ujiri quotes about the Nuggets moving forward

All Things Nuggets | Denver Post — As you probably saw, Masai Ujiri won the NBA’s award for executive of the year. Here are some more Masai comments that didn’t make the paper: * “We have to make this place attractive to players. We can’t sit down here and cry ‘small market.’ There are tons of players in the NBA and I [...]

Nuggets' George Karl selected NBA coach of year after 57-win season

Denver Post — Few times, if ever, has Nuggets coach George Karl had an opportunity to have more people hear him speak about one of the subjects he loves most. Coaching. And coaches.

Nuggets fans can vote for Kenneth Faried for an NBA award

All Things Nuggets | Denver Post — Denver forward Kenneth Faried is one of 10 players in the running for the 2013 Season-Long Kia Community Assist Award — and for the first time, fans can help select the winner. Fans can vote here on the NBA’s Facebook page. The award, according to a league press release, “recognizes the NBA player who best [...]

Nuggets' Masai Ujiri wins NBA's executive of the year

Denver Post — Nuggets general manager Masai Ujiri has been named the NBA's executive of the year for 2012-13, an award voted on by his front-office peers.

Mark Kiszla: George Karl says attitude adjustment among Nuggets' needs

Denver Post — His NBA coach of the year trophy sat on a folding chair, the reward for his 1,131 league victories looking lonely in a nearly deserted hallway.

George Karl as coach of year worthy of respect from all Nuggets' fans

Denver Post — Lunch Special: Each weekday near noontime, a Denver Post sports writer dares to dish. In this installment, Benjamin Hochman finds the Nuggets' George Karl worthy of the award for NBA coach of the year.

Nuggets' George Karl named NBA's coach of the year

Denver Post — In recent years, George Karl has marked off major career accomplishments, and Wednesday he got another big one — his first NBA coach of the year award.

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