The Denver Nuggets did not make any drastic changes to their core this offseason, most notably keeping their starting lineup intact, but the rest of their roster saw some significant shake-ups.
DeMar DeRozan hasn’t come off the bench since he was a rookie with the Toronto Raptors, but he will now with the Denver Nuggets. Nuggets head coach David Adelman was asked after practice on Friday whether the starting lineup will remain the same as last season, with DeRozan coming off the bench, and he confirmed that is indeed the case.
The Denver Nuggets are now just two days away from their first preseason game, and after what we have seen in training camp and heard from head coach David Adelman, we are getting a much better idea of what the rotation might look like.
The Denver Nuggets made an eye-catching addition to the back-end of their roster earlier this week when they decided to bring in former Dallas Mavericks guard Ryan Nembhard on a two-way deal.
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Despite training camp already starting, the Denver Nuggets were not done making roster changes. The Nuggets signed 23-year-old point guard Ryan Nembhard to a two-way contract, giving the team an extra ball-handler after his breakout rookie season.
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It’s not often that a two-way player is one also one of the more talked-about offseason acquisitions, but Ryan Nembhard’s signing with the Denver Nuggets has been anticipated since before his release from the Charlotte Hornets.
The biggest surprise from Denver Nuggets Media Day may not have come from Nikola Jokic or Jamal Murray. It came from Zeke Nnaji, whose latest photos showed a noticeably more defined physique heading into his seventh NBA season.
The Nuggets changed much of their bench during the offseason. It doesn’t look like it’ll take them long to figure out what the new one looks like. During
Denver Nuggets 2023 first-round pick DaRon Holmes has what might be his most defining season as a pro ahead of him for the upcoming 2026-27 campaign. Entering his third season in Denver, Holmes' last two years on the Nuggets roster haven't been the most seamless.
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After a disappointing playoff exit, there was a lot of chatter surrounding the future of the Denver Nuggets. Jamal Murray, who has been with the team since 2016, found his name thrown into trade rumors and scenarios.
After remaining quiet during the early months of the offseason, the Denver Nuggets became increasingly active ahead of training camp by welcoming several new players and closely monitoring guard Ryan Nembhard, who was traded to the Charlotte Hornets alongside Buddy Hield.
The Denver Nuggets have wrapped up their first of many training camp practices leading up to the 2026-27 season. Which means, for recent offseason addition
Cam Whitmore apparently didn’t need much time to introduce himself to the Nuggets. Denver’s new forward was among the players turning heads during the opening portion of training camp, according to Ryan Blackburn of Mile High Sports.
The Denver Nuggets have been one of the NBA's top teams over the past half-decade. They have won 46+ games in seven consecutive seasons, 50+ in each of the past four years, and it has all been headlined by winning an NBA championship in 2023.
NBA training camp is fully underway, and the Denver Nuggets have a few players with something to prove. This offseason, the Nuggets kept their core together, or at least their starting five, while making some more significant changes to the bench unit.
Fans blasted the Denver Nuggets early in the offseason for not doing anything to retool the roster. But in recent weeks, the Nuggets have formed a formidable unit, adding a slew of new faces.
The Denver Nuggets made a solid move to strengthen the roster around Nikola Jokic and Aaron Gordon when they brought Cam Whitmore into the fold. Whitmore’s roster situation changed through several trades and transactions before he ultimately agreed to a two-way contract with Denver.
Nuggets fans wondering whether Nikola Jokic plans to stick around can probably relax. Probably. Asked about his contract situation at Media Day, Jokic offered about as definitive an answer as possible.
Nikola Jokic has repeatedly said that he intends to spend his entire NBA career with the Denver Nuggets, and he doubled down on that sentiment during the team’s media day on Monday.
The 2025-26 season was a disappointing season for the Denver Nuggets. After a solid playoff run the year prior, and after the addition of Cameron Johnson, expectations were through the roof.
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The Denver Nuggets could be kicking the tire on an intriguing point guard who could help ease the load in the backcourt for Jamal Murray. According to Marc Stein of The Stein Line, the Nuggets are a team to watch out for if Ryan Nembhard gets released by the Charlotte Hornets.
After a bit of a dry spell for the most part this summer, the Denver Nuggets brought in another reinforcement into the fold in the form of Cam Whitmore.