To help you hear what we hear, BSN Denver is uploading uncut audio after Nuggets games this season. Here’s what was said by Michael Malone, Torrey Craig, Jamal Murray, Nikola Jokic, Paul Millsap and Will Barton following the Nuggets’ 117-103 Game 4 win in San Antonio. Michael Malone Torrey Craig and Jamal Murray Nikola Jokic Paul Millsap...

SAN ANTONIO — In the playoffs, where adjustments made by coaches and players ultimately decide the outcomes of series, Michael Malone’s decision ahead of Game 4 just gave the Nuggets a new lease on their postseason lives. After struggling through the first three games of the first-round series, Denver’s coach removed Will Barton from his starting lineup and replaced him…...

SAN ANTONIO — The last time the Nuggets won in San Antonio prior to Saturday night, Jamal Murray was a freshman in high school and Torrey Craig was a sophomore at South Carolina-Upstate. “Shoutout to Upstate by the way,” said Craig after stepping into the starting lineup and drilling five 3s in the Nuggets’ series-evening 117-103 win. “Go Spartans.” Nikola…...

SAN ANTONIO — The shots are finally falling. In Game 1, 3-point shooting doomed the Nuggets as they lost home-court advantage. They’ve progressively gotten better on the offensive end, though, and in Game 4, they buried the Spurs under an avalanche of 3s. Torrey Craig hit five deep balls, and Jamal Murray and Will Barton hit three a piece as Denver…...

SAN ANTONIO — A little more than an hour after the Nuggets fell to the Spurs in Game 3 of their first-round series, Monte Morris arrived back at Denver’s team hotel situated in downtown San Antonio, took out his cell phone and transmitted a few words of encouragement to his starting point guard over the Texas airwaves. “I just told…...

SAN ANTONIO — The Nuggets are mulling a change to their starting lineup. After getting worked 118-108 in Game 3 — a final score that wasn’t indicative of the beatdown the Spurs put on them as the second half wore on — Michael Malone said Friday he is considering some tweaks to give Denver a chance to even the series…...

In Game 3 in San Antonio, the Nuggets kept things close until the very end as the Spurs were more decisive in the fourth quarter on their way to an imposing 118-108 win. We grade every performance from the Nuggets with our Dynamic Player Rating (DPR), which takes into account 12 different statistical factors. Note: for DPRs that are lacking context, our…...

Winda and Clark recap the Nuggets’ Game 3 loss to the Spurs, the Derrick White and Jamal Murray matchup and Denver’s inability to defend the point of attack. Also, should the Nuggets change their starting lineup ahead of Game 4 with Will Barton’s struggles? Finally, the underrated play of Nikola Jokic in the series and youth vs veteran moxie, and…

SAN ANTONIO — It’s time for a reality check. Here’s what we know about the Nuggets’ first-round matchup against the Spurs through three games. Derrick White has been the best player in this series. For 11 of 12 quarters, he’s made barbeque chicken out of Jamal Murray, driving comfortably to his right and breezing past the Nuggets’ starting point guard…...

To help you hear what we hear, BSN Denver is uploading uncut audio after Nuggets games this season. Here’s what was said by Gregg Popovich, Michael Malone, Jamal Murray, Paul Millsap, Monte Morris, and Nikola Jokic following the Nuggets’ 118-108 Game 3 loss to the San Antonio Spurs. Gregg Popovich Michael Malone Jamal Murray Paul Millsap Monte Morris Nikola Jokic...

SAN ANTONIO — It looked like pregame layup lines, the way Derrick White was going to the basket unencumbered. Any time the second-year guard decided to get to the rim, Denver’s defense cracked like an egg. By halftime of Thursday’s pivotal Game 3, White, who was slated to be a backup before Dejounte Murray tore his ACL in the preseason,…...

Do you think Derrick White likes playing the Nuggets? The Colorado kid who played his college ball at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs before transferring to CU-Boulder for his senior year had been the best player through the first two games of the Spurs’ first-round series matchup against White’s hometown Nuggets. That trend continued in Game 3 as White scorched…...

Will Barton heard the boos loud and clear — how could he not have? After misfiring on his sixth 3 of the night, this one bouncing off the side of the backboard, they came from every corner of Pepsi Center. The jeers were directed at Barton, in part because of his offensive struggles in the Nuggets’ 114-105 victory over the…...

Having a short-term memory is an essential quality in any good shooter. Steve Kerr, the NBA’s all-time leader in 3-point percentage, used to scribble the letters “FI” on his sneakers, shorthand for “f*** it.” “If you’re self-conscious as a shooter, you’re doomed,” Kerr explained in Chris Ballard’s excellent book “The Art of a Beautiful Game.” With 1:23 to go in…...

Wind takes listener questions from the Fan Hotline and goes over a few tweaks the Nuggets should make to their game plan for Game 3 in San Antonio. Notes on Jokic’s play over the first two games of the series, if Denver should change its starting lineup and one adjustment the Nuggets made Tuesday that helped lead to their second-half…

Allie Monroy and Harrison Wind break down the Denver Nuggets historic playoff comeback Tuesday night over the San Antonio Spurs to split the series 1-1. They discuss potential roster moves, the atmosphere at the Pepsi Center and more! https://youtu.be/BZjAcoIWy-8

Wind and Clark recap the Nuggets’ thrilling Game 2 win over the Spurs, how Denver came back from the dead in the second half, Jamal Murray’s fourth-quarter heroics, and if the Nuggets have somehow captured the momentum heading into Game 3. Also, are there any lineup changes Denver should consider for Thursday? DON’T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE! iTunes link | Stitcher…

An hour after Jamal Murray roared to life in the fourth quarter to lift the Nuggets to an improbable Game 2 victory, he admitted that it wasn’t close to being his hottest shooting night of the season. “Boston, Phoenix, Sacramento,” Murray said, talking through a grin that grew wider and wider as one renowned offensive performance after another from the…...

In Game 2 against the San Antonio Spurs, the Denver Nuggets had their backs against the wall before pulling off a comeback for the ages, willing their way to a 114-105 win to even the series 1-1. We grade every performance from the Nuggets with our Dynamic Player Rating (DPR), which takes into account 12 different statistical factors. Note: for DPRs that…...