The Nuggets played the 76ers on Tuesday, December 11 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was a close game all around but Denver loss in the 4th quarter 92-97. The team has been on a Three game lose streak, and needs to step it up to still be a top team in the West.

Will Barton known as “Will the Thrill” balled out and had 26 points. His contribution was not enough to come out with W on the road tho. Some of the Denver role players like Jamal Murray weren’t making their shots. Jamal is a solid point guard in the game right now, but he didn’t have a single point that game that led to a HUGE reason for yesterday loss. The bigs like Nikola Jokic and Mason Plumlee need to step up their game and ballout like they usually do to get us out of this current lose streak.

On Thursday, the Timberwolves announced that they had acquired Malik Beasley in a four-team trade with the Denver Nuggets. Yes, there were other players involved and yes, there were other teams involved.  If you’ve watched the Nuggets over the last few years, you already know that Beasley is an up-and-coming player in this league who deserved a bigger opportunity on Denver’s crowded roster. In Minnesota, Beasley should get that opportunity. What role he’ll play has yet to be determined, but it’s almost certain he’ll play more than the 18.2 minutes per game he was playing with the Nuggets earlier this season.

Together, Diggs, Sutton and rookie Noah Fant would give Drew Lock enough weapons to keep opposing defenses honest and help Denver’s offense improve from their 28th scoring rank last year.

Denver actually trading for Diggs seems like a long shot, but remember they will have nearly $80 million in cap space as soon as they move on from Joe Flacco and Ronald Leary. It’s worth noting that the Vikings signed Diggs to a 5-year, $72 million deal last year and he’s on schedule to make $11 million per season the next four years.

My name is Trevor Lucero, I was born in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Im a huge Sports fan, I support all Denver sport teams. I currently play Football for my High School team. Some of my hobbies are really anything sport relative, working-out, cooking , and drawing.

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