Rachel Strand
Beat Reporter at ClutchPoints
Denver Nuggets Beat Reporter for @ClutchPoints. Broncos and Avs for @MileHighSports. Colorado born and raised, Boba addict, easily distracted by dogs.
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1 week ago |
clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand |Nish Patel
Denver Nuggets CEO Josh Kroenke took a subtle shot at former head coach Michael Malone on Thursday, suggesting the franchise was headed toward a disappointing NBA Play-In Tournament exit before his shocking decision to make a coaching change with just three games remaining in the regular season.
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2 weeks ago |
clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand |Nish Patel
Despite their season ending with a Game 7 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Denver Nuggets demonstrated immense grit under interim head coach David Adelman. Following the abrupt firing of long-time head coach Michael Malone, Adelman took over the Nuggets with three games remaining in the regular season. Adelman would guide the Nuggets to the Western Conference semifinals, pushing the top-seeded Thunder to seven games.
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3 weeks ago |
clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand |Nish Patel
The Denver Nuggets kept their playoff hopes alive with a 119-107 victory over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Thursday night, forcing a decisive Game 7. Nikola Jokic led the charge with 29 points, 14 rebounds, and eight assists. The three-time MVP was also one of five different Nuggets who finished the game in double figures. Following the hard-fought win, Jokic shared his true feelings about the Nuggets' extending their season.
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3 weeks ago |
clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand |Nish Patel
The Denver Nuggets suffered a crushing 112-105 Game 5 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night. Following the game, Aaron Gordon had little interest in discussing what had just gone down in the game. Instead, he directed his postgame comments toward a recent ESPN article that, according to Gordon, portrayed teammate Russell Westbrook incorrectly. “Earlier, I caught wind of an article that came out about Russell Westbrook, and in our locker room after Game 2.
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3 weeks ago |
clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand |Nish Patel
The Denver Nuggets now find themselves in a best-of-three series after falling to the Oklahoma City Thunder 92-87 in Game 4. With the series tied 2-2, the Nuggets will need to find a way to regain some momentum as the series shifts back to Oklahoma City. Despite the loss, Nuggets point guard Jamal Murray offered an optimistic outlook when reporters suggested they face an uphill battle ahead. “It's not a funeral, guys,” said Murray. “Best out of three. We lost the game.
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RT @statmuse: Nikola Jokic this playoffs: 1st in points 1st in rebounds 1st in assists 1st in steals One of one. https://t.co/AozmQJcINh
RT @MikesMajorTakes: Russell Westbrooks Wife (Nina Westbrook) speaks out against the ESPN article published by Ramona Shelburne. https://t.…
Here is the article that has AG upset: https://t.co/3uDOGgri49
Asked Aaron Gordon about the game and he just went OFF on the @espn article that cast Russell Westbrook as a bad teammate. Listen: https://t.co/eXh3bzb4KQ
