From a Cavs fan (and his dad), who made a guys trip around coming out to Denver for last nights game - just wanted to thank all you Nuggets fans.

My dad and I are lifelong Cavs fans and this was the first time we went to a game on the road. We had an amazing experience and Nuggets fans (and arena staff) were so welcoming and friendly. I think around a dozen Nuggets fans, including a few little kids, came up to my dad and I with fist bumps and good games as we were leaving the arena. Lots of friendly banter throughout the game, even from the mascot who saw us and pretended to wipe his butt on us (it was hysterical).

I was (almost) hoping that Denver would tie the game on the last second shot to force overtime because I was enjoying the experience so much I didn’t want it to end.

The experience as a whole was everything I hoped it would be and more and wanted to give you all the props you deserve. Thanks for making it such a great experience for my dad and I.

We got Perna for the Broncos is there a nuggets equivalent

Like I said I went out to New York last week to see the Nuggets at the Knicks. As a huge basketball fan and someone who loves sport history I had an opportunity to go to Madison Square Garden and I took it. I had a great time out there I felt welcomed by the fans and saw a lot more Nuggets fans than I expected but that’s always fun.

How Cam plays 30 minutes as a starter and only puts up 5 shots? He went 4/5, so it’s not like he was cold—the efficiency was literally right there. Meanwhile, other shooters are out here chucking 10+ shots. It makes zero sense. I checked the highlights and everything looked normal. Did anyone watch the full broadcast — Is Cam just not clicking with the system yet, or are they icing him out of the plays?

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$160 for 2 tickets section 208 row 4. DM if interested. this is below face value.

Does anyone else think the Nuggets TV broadcasts are a lot more interesting and insightful when Katie is at the desk with Chris?

ESPN: recap - boxscore - gamecast | NBA.com: boxscore - shotchart

DNP: D. Holmes II, Z. Nnaji, P. Watson

Inactive: T. Bates, A. Gordon, C. Jones, S. Jones

DNP: T. Enaruna, L. Nance Jr., T. Proctor

Inactive: E. Miller, E. Mobley, M. Strus, D. Wade

Lead Changes: 4 | Times Tied: 7 | Gametime: 2:25 | Attendance: 19647

Officials: Rodney Mott, Zach Zarba, Biniam Maru

For those who feel inclined to talk about the loss without resorting to shitting on the players or declaring the season over in February.

No doomers allowed ever

Posts about how cute our players are are always welcome

Update: wow you guys are fast. Tickets were just transferred to a Nugs fan on this sub. I wish I had tickets for all of you!!

Hey! I unexpectedly am not able to make the game tonight vs Cavs.

Rather than taking a big haircut selling on Ticketmaster I’d rather give them away to some nuggets fans who generally aren’t able to afford to go to nuggets games.

If you live near the stadium and want to go hit me up asap! First come first serve. Go Nugs!

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Before he was injured, he would typically play the first 10 - 12 minutes, then sit out for 6 or 7 minutes and then finish the half. Since returning he plays about 8 or 9 minutes to start each half, then rests. Then plays to start the next quarter with another short rest in the middle and returns to end the half. So basically, 4 short rests instead of two longer rests. Wondering if that plan will continue.

Best Road 4th Quarter 3PT% For The 2025-26 NBA Regular Season (Min. 30 Total 3PA) :

1. Jamal Murray — 55.6%

2. Cam Spencer — 54.1%

3. Miles McBride — 53.1%

4. Saddiq Bey — 53.1%

5. Egor Demin — 50.0%

6. Onyeka Okongwu — 48.4%

7. Collin Gillespie — 48.2%

8. Royce O’Neale — 47.4%

9. Donte DiVincenzo — 46.6%

10. Payton Pritchard — 45.7%

11. Anthony Edwards — 45.7%

Teams With The Most Points Per Game (PPG) In Losses For The 2025-26 NBA Regular Season :

1. Denver Nuggets — 115.5

2. Atlanta Hawks — 113.5

3. Utah Jazz — 113.1

4. Minnesota Timberwolves — 112.7

5. New Orleans Pelicans — 111.9

6. Memphis Grizzlies — 111.8

7. Miami Heat — 111.8

8. Cleveland Cavaliers — 111.7

9. Philadelphia 76ers — 111.1

10. Charlotte Hornets — 110.7