The Denver Nuggets have made a few roster moves recently as the 2026-27 NBA season approaches. After a disappointing end to the 2025-26 campaign that saw the Nuggets lose to Minnesota in the first round of the playoffs, Denver traded Peyton Watson in return for draft picks and signed veteran DeMar DeRozan.
The Denver Nuggets were concerningly quiet for most of the offseason, but they have been making some noise over the past week or so. The Nuggets have traded Peyton Watson, signed veteran wing DeMar DeRozan, and finally signed second-round rookie Bryce Hopkins to a two-way deal two months after the draft.
The Denver Nuggets have reached an agreement with rookie forward Bryce Hopkins, signing their 49th overall pick in the second-round of the 2026 NBA Draft to a two-way contract Wednesday.
Bryce Hopkins has officially joined the Nuggets. Hopkins signed a two-way contract with Denver, according to the NBA transactions log. His agents, Mark Bartelstein and Reggie Brown of Priority Sports, also confirmed the deal to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.
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Bryce Hopkins has signed a two-way contract with the Nuggets, agents Mark Bartelstein and Reggie Brown of Priority Sports tell Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link).
The Denver Nuggets came out playing the right way and finished that way too, defeating the Minnesota Timberwolves 101-82 in Game 2 of the Summer League schedule.
The Nuggets’ 2026 Summer League tipped off against the Houston Rockets in Las Vegas on Friday. Getting introduced in Denver unis for the first time were top draft picks Trevon Brazile and Bryce Hopkins—both of whom showed the upside and athleticism that could make them meaningful contributors for a team in desperate need of cheap bench depth.
The Denver Nuggets have officially gotten to the other side of the 2026 NBA Draft, bringing on two new rookies, Trevon Brazile and Bryce Hopkins, to this roster heading into next season.
The Denver Nuggets have officially wrapped up their two days of action in the 2026 NBA Draft by making one trade to move down and out of the first round, while also bringing in two new rookies within the frontcourt in Arkansas' Trevon Brazile and St.
The Denver Nuggets got through the 2026 NBA Draft with two new rookies: Trevon Brazile and Bryce Hopkins. The Nuggets had a clear mission to bolster their forward depth, although executive Josh Kroenke admitted afterwards that the front office attempted to trade up in the draft to add a high-profile guard.