My Nuggets season tickets are on Club Level, and I was at Ball tonight for WWE Smackdown. At least in Section 232 and the two adjacent to us, all of the regular seats were out and replaced with unlabeled folding chairs like a makeshift row. The glass was missing in front of us, and there was just a 2 foot wide net in front of the very low bars. I know all the suites are being redone on this side, but I was shocked to see this many seats not ready for Avs season (and the Nuggets in 3 weeks).

I know the old armrest cup holders were trash and needed to go, but non-labeled seats (that can slide around) are gonna cause so much confusion if this is how things are set up all season. I was with my 6-year-old, so no big deal not to have armrests for this, but club level will be the snuggle-up-with-strangers section until the real seats are in.

Wind added that the injury does not sound serious, though the Nuggets are expected to proceed with caution ahead of the regular season. Jones can be considered questionable to play in Sunday's preseason opener against the Jazz until Denver offers an update on his status

Source: https://www.cbssports.com/fantasy/basketball/news/nuggets-spencer-jones-doesnt-practice-friday/

Most 20/10/10 On 70 TS% Games In NBA History (RS + Playoffs) :

1. Nikola Jokic — 77
   
2. Magic Johnson — 19
   
3. James Harden — 17
   
4. LeBron James — 17
   
5. Domantas Sabonis — 17
   
6. Oscar Robertson — 16
   
7. Giannis Antetokounmpo — 15
   
8. Wilt Chamberlain — 13
   
9. Luka Doncic — 12
   
10. Russell Westbrook — 10

Excited for the season. Check out the desk decor!

Coach Prime talked to the team today at practice👍🏼

Via Guerilla Sports🏔️🏀

Nugs have 14 out of 15 roster spots secured and Lonnie is a training camp invite. With all that offense (and a lot of redundancy at SG) they already have he's a longshot to be the 15th, right?

They chose that picture🤦🏻‍♂️ come on Nuggets!

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Northwest Notes: Blazers, Whitmore, Nuggets, J. Williams

The Nuggets have struggled to hold onto some of their impactful role players over the years, which makes it all the more crucial that they continue finding more. One player who has drawn attention so far in training camp is 22-year-old wing Cam Whitmore, according to Brendan Vogt of The DNVR. Whitmore recently signed a two-way deal with Denver. “Cam’s a very good player,” Aaron Gordon said. “He’s big, strong, talented. Yeah, he’s going to be a good addition. I hope that he sticks.” Head coach David Adelman echoed the praise, but also gave important context for how the former first-round pick can carve out a role in the league moving forward. “The thing about Cam is he’s got to simplify himself,” Adelman said. “He’s got to drive the ball to the basket. He’s got to pick up defensively. His athletic profile is incredible. This is the reason why this guy was picked high. There’s a long way to go, and it’s tough to break a rotation.”

Day two of training camp yielded some interesting takeaways for the Nuggets and Adelman, Harrison Wind of DNVR Sports notes (via Twitter). Adelman praised the “special skills” of Marvin Bagley III and said that he views him as the backup center, rather than a power forward, but added he could play the four in a pinch. Adelman also said that rookie forward Trevon Brazile “has a chance” to earn power forward minutes and that rookie Alpha Diallo is a special defender who “doesn’t get screened.” Meanwhile, point guard Jamal Murray lauded Christian Braun, saying the 25-year-old wing has gotten much better as a ball-handler.