January 12, 2017. The Nuggets were 14-23 after losing 5 straight games. On pace for a 31 win season after winning 33 games the year prior. Then they blow the Pacers out in London and go 26-19 the rest of the way, which is on pace for 47 wins. 

It's never a surprise when Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray light it up, but when Tim Hardaway Jr. also does off the bench, the Nuggets are dangerous.

As the Pistons publisher, I'm always keeping an eye on the other good teams in the East and right now Denver is taking it to them. With almost half of the 4th quarter gone, Denver is up 17 and pulling away.

Key contributions from guys like Tim Hardaway Jr. and Jonas Valančiūnas off the bench have pushed the Nuggets out in front, especially during the third quarter. 

The Denver Nuggets face the Dallas Mavericks tonight at 9 p.m. in a Western Conference battle. The Mavericks sit at just 6-15 and have struggled at different points to begin the 2025-26 season, but they now have a star in Anthony Davis back in the lineup. Will Davis ultimately wreak havoc on the Nuggets in the paint or will Denver be able to contain him in just his second game back?

The Denver Nuggets are 10-2 and have yet to lose a game in the month of November. Tonight, they face the Chicago Bulls, who began their season 6-1, but have have gone 0-5 since. Can Chicago disrupt the current groove Denver's in, or will the Nuggets make it eight wins in a row?