Nuggets HC Hopes All-NBA Is an “Obvious” for Jamal Murray amid Career-Best Season

2 months ago

Nuggets HC Hopes All-NBA Is an “Obvious” for Jamal Murray amid Career-Best Season

Following an unbelievable 53-point performance in Nuggets' 142-135 win vs. Mavericks, David Adelman hopes All-NBA is a foregone conclusion for Murray amid an incredible season. "I really hope that All NBA is something that’s obvious and not an argument," Adelman said. Murray is averaging a career-high 25ppg and 7.1apg, having earned his first All-Star nod earlier this year.

By Pranay Mukherjee

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