The NBA landscape may have just shifted drastically. Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic went down on Monday night against the Miami Heat with an ugly-looking left knee injury.
Nuggets superstar Nikola Jokic suffered a left knee injury just before halftime in Monday’s game at Miami, the team announced (via Twitter). The three-time MVP will not return to Monday’s contest, per Sam Amick of The Athletic (Twitter link).
Three-time NBA MVP Nikola Jokic limped off the court in discomfort after injuring his left knee in the closing seconds of the first half of the Denver Nuggets' clash with the host Miami Heat on Monday.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
The Denver Nuggets had not one, but two names ranking pretty favorably amongst the Western Conference in the first returns in fan voting for this year's NBA All-Star festivities.
The Denver Nuggets suffered a crushing 127-126 loss to the Orlando Magic on Saturday, marking their second one-point loss within three games. Blowing a 17-point lead and allowing 43 points in the fourth quarter were certainly recipes for disaster, but did the officiating ultimately cost the Nuggets the game?
Nikola Jokic is ridiculous. Yes, that’s stating the obvious, but he’s been so ridiculous that it can’t be said enough. The level of talent and athleticism
It's been a historic past three games for three-time MVP Nikola Jokic, even when factoring in the Denver Nuggets' 1-2 record in that span. Following the Nuggets' latest loss to the Orlando Magic, Jokic officially became the first player in NBA history to log 110+ points, 40+ rebounds, and 40+ assists in just a three-game span.
The Denver Nuggets are amid a skid, losing three of their last five, and it continues to become clear why they need their injured players back on the floor.
The Denver Nuggets are once again playing good basketball, and they are once again being led by Nikola Jokic and his strong performances. It feels like Jokic is getting better every year, which is ridiculous, but it could very well be true.
With the Oklahoma City Thunder looking historically dominant, the Denver Nuggets must reach their absolute ceiling to dethrone the reigning champions and secure a second title in their franchise’s history.
The Denver Nuggets could be getting not one, but two of their injured starters back in the lineup in the coming days to weeks, according to a new update from head coach David Adelman.
If you walked out of the Kia Center 24 hours ago, you probably thought the sky was falling. The Orlando Magic had just dropped a tough one to the Charlotte Hornets, and the vibe was bleak.
Denver Nuggets forward Cameron Johnson will be sidelined for four to six weeks with a right knee injury, ESPN reported on Thursday. In addition to a bone bruise that was previously reported, Johnson also hyperextended the knee during Tuesday night's loss to the Dallas Mavericks.
The Nuggets got good news on forward Cameron Johnson following his right knee injury on Tuesday. According to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link), an MRI on Johnson’s knee showed a bone bruise, but no structural damage.
The Denver Nuggets may soon be losing another member of their 2023 NBA championship team. Nuggets forward Peyton Watson is expected to leave the team as a free agent in the summer, Bennett Durando of the Denver Post reported on Saturday.