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Denver Nuggets World Championship Season in Review

The Denver Nuggets are the 2022-23 NBA Champions. After a great playoff run, the Nuggets topped their amazing regular season by winning the NBA Finals. Denver finished the regular season with a record of 53-29, on top of the Western Conference. Their 34-7 home record was second only to the Grizzlies. In their final ten games before the regular season ended, the Nuggets defeated the Wizards, Bucks, 76ers, Warriors, and Kings. Their first playoff round was a series against the Timberwolves. Denver won that series in five games. Next up, the Nuggets took on the Suns. This would be Denver's toughest round, as they gave up two games to the Suns before winning game four. The Lakers were shut out in four games before Denver took on the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals. Miami had a fantastic playoff run but came up short against a tough Nuggets team. Denver won the finals in five games. 

Nikola Jokic took the 2023 Finals MVP award (Bill Russell Trophy) after playing some of his best basketball all season. He's played in five All Star games and won the 2023 Western Conference Finals MVP award. Bruce Brown played in 80 games in 2023, scoring 923 points and 328 rebounds. Jamal Murry was one of the top Nuggets scorers, with 1298 points. Aaron Gordon had 446 rebounds and scored 1109 points in the season. Overall, the Nuggets ranked first in field goal percentage, fourth in three-point scoring, second in the league in assists, and fourth in personal fouls. 

Nuggets 2021-22 Season Recap and Draft

The 2021-22 Denver Nuggets finished the regular season with a 48-34 record. They made it to the NBA Playoffs and faced the Golden State Warriors in round one. The team struggled against the NBA Champion Warriors, bowing out after five games. 

In response to their early exit in the playoffs, the Nuggets will see only nine players returning in 2022-23. Of those nine, Nikola Jokic, Aaron Gordon, Jeff Green, and Bones Hyland will be returning to the team. With their injuries out of the way, Jamal Murray and Michael Porter Jr. will be a force on the team. The team said goodbye to Monte Morris, a solid sixth man. In the first round of the NBA draft, the Nuggets picked Peyton Watson and Christian Braun.   

Nuggets Early History

It wasn’t that long ago that the Denver Nuggets were wallowing around in mediocrity. They had missed the playoffs for five straight seasons until recently. Then suddenly, they found their footing. They won their division after winning 54 games and were the second seed in the Western Conference. They defeated a tough Spurs team that took them to seven games in round one. In round two they were sent packing from the playoffs by the Portland Trail Blazers who defeated them in seven games as well.

Thanks to a very complicated trade that involves draft choices potentially six years from now, the Nuggets were without their first-round draft choice this year. They did nothing in free agency either. Instead, they will choose to ride the very young, talented roster they have built. Center Nikola Jovic is averaging 19.2 points per game and 9.9 rebounds per game. Point guard Jamal Murray is averaging 17.6 points per game. Shooting guard Will Barton is averaging 15.1 points per game. The veteran power forward Paul Milsap is averaging 11.9 points per game to go along with 5.8 rebounds per game. Shooting guard Gary Harris is averaging 11 points per game. Power forward Jermain Grant is averaging 10 points per game off the bench.

The Nuggets are a very young, very talented team on the rise. Depending on how fast these young players grow, they could potentially upset the Lakers in the playoffs. The key word is “potentially.”