Jamal Murray Has Complete Confidence in the Nuggets Despite an Up and Down Season

2 months ago

Jamal Murray Has Complete Confidence in the Nuggets Despite an Up and Down Season

Murray stated that he always has confidence in the Nuggets' ability to compete, having won a championship and lost by slim margins as well. "Even if we have a bad game or a bad loss, we find a way to pick it up and get back," Murray said. Despite recent uncertain results, Denver will be a threat come playoff time.

By Pranay Mukherjee

Other articles from NBA

2 months ago

Tim MacMahon’s James Harden Comp for Dylan Harper Is Getting Louder

Harper’s late-season surge has MacMahon hearing a lofty comparison. “This was their comp to him coming in. James Harden,” he said, citing a longtime Rockets source. MacMahon described Harper as a 6-foot-5 lefty guard with strength, skill, and feel. During the Spurs’ streak, Harper shot 62.3% from the field, reinforcing the belief that he truly won’t “wilt” in the playoffs.

By Raahib Singh

2 months ago

Chris Finch Explains How Anthony Edwards' Absence Led to Donte DiVincenzo's Clutch Play

Finch said Minnesota wanted the ball in Julius Randle’s hands late, but Portland “blew that up,” forcing DiVincenzo to attack instead. The Wolves coach said Donte “made the right read” and got downhill for a decent look, while Rudy Gobert also had a rebound chance. Without Anthony Edwards, Minnesota’s crunch-time offense leaned on counters, not the first option.

By Adit Pujari

Cam Boozer Isn’t Sweating Draft Slot Noise as Debate Over His Ceiling Grows

2 months ago

Cam Boozer Isn’t Sweating Draft Slot Noise as Debate Over His Ceiling Grows

Despite elite production, Boozer remains polarizing because of questions about athleticism and upside compared with AJ Dybantsa and Darryn Peterson. The Duke star said draft range matters less than landing spot. “Whether I go one or I go 15th, it’s more about fit,” he said, adding the real goal is “a long career” built by “stacking days.”

By Raahib Singh

2 months ago

Carmelo Anthony Says the Spurs Already Have What OKC Still Needs

Anthony said San Antonio already owns the NBA’s brightest long-term path because it has Victor Wembanyama. “You already got the future right here,” he said, arguing Oklahoma City’s edge is about “right now,” not the next seven years. Anthony said SGA’s window belongs to the present, but Wemby could still be running the league by year 10.

By Adit Pujari

2 months ago

Draymond Green Said the WNBA’s Best Leverage Might Have Been a Holdout

Green praised the new WNBA CBA but said the players may have had even more power than they used. “I was actually in favor of the WNBPA going into a holdout,” he said, arguing owners also couldn’t afford to lose momentum. He still called the $7 million cap and $1.4 million supermax “well deserved” for the league’s stars.

By Raahib Singh

Never miss an update! Download our app now.