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Nuggets Offseason Preview

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The Nuggets face crucial decisions this offseason with multiple paths forward after a disappointing follow-up to their championship season. Josh Kroenke's emphasis on internal development signals one approach, but trade possibilities and free agent signings offer alternative strategies to address the team's glaring bench weaknesses.
• Front office restructuring remains unresolved with Ben Tenzer likely to become GM, possibly with another executive above him
• David Adelman's coaching hire represents the first step in the internal development strategy
• Young players like Christian Braun, Peyton Watson, and Julian Strawther need growth to contribute meaningfully
• The Nuggets have zero draft picks and limited tradeable future assets (only a 2031 first-round pick)
• Free agency options are limited by second apron constraints to minimum contracts and the taxpayer exception
• Trading core players is challenging due to their large contracts, though breaking MPJ's deal into multiple rotation pieces is possible
• Potential trade targets include Goga Bitadze (Orlando), Patrick Williams/Kevin Huerter/Ayo Dosunmu (Chicago), or Grant Williams/Josh Green/Josh Okogie (Charlotte)
• Bruce Brown reunion appears likely using the taxpayer exception
• Most realistic scenario involves keeping the core together while adding veteran minimum players to strengthen the bench

Awesome resources for the Nuggets offseason:
Jake Coyne's incredible document

Game Theory with Sam Vecenie

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Chapters

1. Welcome to the Nuggets Offseason Preview (00:00:00)

2. Leadership Changes and Internal Development (00:02:35)

3. Nuggets' Limited Draft and Trade Options (00:06:44)

4. Free Agency Possibilities and Constraints (00:11:50)

5. Three Potential Trade Scenarios (00:16:20)

6. Most Likely Offseason Moves (00:22:50)

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The Nuggets face crucial decisions this offseason with multiple paths forward after a disappointing follow-up to their championship season. Josh Kroenke's emphasis on internal development signals one approach, but trade possibilities and free agent signings offer alternative strategies to address the team's glaring bench weaknesses.
• Front office restructuring remains unresolved with Ben Tenzer likely to become GM, possibly with another executive above him
• David Adelman's coaching hire represents the first step in the internal development strategy
• Young players like Christian Braun, Peyton Watson, and Julian Strawther need growth to contribute meaningfully
• The Nuggets have zero draft picks and limited tradeable future assets (only a 2031 first-round pick)
• Free agency options are limited by second apron constraints to minimum contracts and the taxpayer exception
• Trading core players is challenging due to their large contracts, though breaking MPJ's deal into multiple rotation pieces is possible
• Potential trade targets include Goga Bitadze (Orlando), Patrick Williams/Kevin Huerter/Ayo Dosunmu (Chicago), or Grant Williams/Josh Green/Josh Okogie (Charlotte)
• Bruce Brown reunion appears likely using the taxpayer exception
• Most realistic scenario involves keeping the core together while adding veteran minimum players to strengthen the bench

Awesome resources for the Nuggets offseason:
Jake Coyne's incredible document

Game Theory with Sam Vecenie

Send Me a Text Message

Support the show

Don't forget to subscribe on Apple or Spotify and leave those 5 Star reviews!
Follow us on Social
Facebook
X / Twitter
Instagram

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Welcome to the Nuggets Offseason Preview (00:00:00)

2. Leadership Changes and Internal Development (00:02:35)

3. Nuggets' Limited Draft and Trade Options (00:06:44)

4. Free Agency Possibilities and Constraints (00:11:50)

5. Three Potential Trade Scenarios (00:16:20)

6. Most Likely Offseason Moves (00:22:50)

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