Rachel Strand

3 weeks ago | clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand

In a heartbreaking double-overtime thriller, the Denver Nuggets fell to the Minnesota Timberwolves 140-139 despite a historic performance from Nikola Jokic. The three-time MVP posted a 61-point triple-double, the highest-scoring triple-double in NBA history. Unfortunately, Russell Westbrook's costly mistakes in the final seconds of double overtime spoiled what should have been remembered as a career night for Jokic.

1 month ago | clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand

As the Denver Nuggets try to make their way through a tough stretch of games, it appears Michael Porter Jr. has slipped into a noticeable shooting slump. Following a 129-119 loss to the Chicago Bulls, Jamal Murray was asked a question about Porter Jr's rough night. Murray didn't bat an eye, and showed his support for his teammate. “Bro, he's one of the best shooters I've ever seen,” Murray said, partially cutting off the reporter who asked the question.

1 month ago | clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand

The Denver Nuggets suffered their second consecutive blowout loss on Friday night, falling 128-109 to the Portland Trail Blazers in a game that left head coach Michael Malone fuming. “Yeah, that was embarrassing. That was just a joke. Who are we kidding?” Malone said with an exasperated tone. “Eleven games to go and that's the effort we put forth. I'm embarrassed by that game, and our approach and how we played. Six points on the offensive glass.

1 month ago | clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand

The odds were stacked against the Denver Nuggets on Monday. No Nikola Jokic, no Jamal Murray, and no Christian Braun. Despite being down three starters, Russell Westbrook led the young Nuggets offense to an upset win over the Golden State Warriors, 114-105. After the game, Westbrook explained how he guided a roster filled with young, inexperienced players to a victory against one of the NBA's hottest teams. “Just by talking and leading by example. By making sure they understand.

1 month ago | clutchpoints.com | Rachel Strand

The Denver Nuggets' defensive woes were on full display in their shocking 126-123 loss to the Washington Wizards on Saturday. The Nuggets fell to one of the league's worst teams, prompting Nikola Jokic to assess his team's inconsistency. “I'm not surprised,” Jokic said bluntly in his post-game press conference. “Because this is what we do. Since I came here, probably.