As the NBA Playoffs continue, attention shifts to the Denver Nuggets and their season recap, reflecting on both the highs and lows of their journey. Finishing with a commendable 50-32 record, the Nuggets secured the fourth seed in the Western Conference but faced a tumultuous season filled with injuries and roster changes. Nikola Jokic, the superstar center, maintained his elite status, averaging nearly a triple-double, but the team struggled with bench production and key injuries, particularly to Aaron Gordon.

The franchise underwent significant changes late in the regular season, parting ways with head coach Michael Malone and GM Calvin Booth in a shakeup that likely indicates a shift in strategy moving forward. With no draft picks this year, their offseason will focus on bolstering the roster around Jokic, who remains locked into a max contract through 2028. Upcoming decisions will determine if younger players can step up to support the franchise’s ambitions for another title run.