After 2013, we got the Nuggets. Although the Athletics team no longer exists, they are still active in the playoffs.

Nuggets starting point guard Jamal Murray, height 1.96, jersey number 27. This is a very young player. Jamal Murray entered the NBA through the draft in 2016 and was elected to the 2017 All-Star in the 2016-17 season.

Rookie Challenge MVP and selected to the All-Rookie Second Team.

Jamal Murray has grown very rapidly. He mostly plays the role of shooting guard in the team. He scored 26 points in a single game, 38 points in a single game, 46 points in a single game, and 48 points in a single game. Murray’s scores

His abilities are still outstanding, just as the media commented:

Jamal Murray has excellent shooting ability. While taking into account scoring, he can also contribute in rebounds and assists. Although he is a right-handed player, he is equally good with the ball with his left hand and is considered the best in the 2016 class.

One of the shooting guards. His athletic ability is weak, his defensive intensity is insufficient, and his playing style is soft.

The Nuggets' starting shooting guard Gary Harris is another young guard who entered the NBA through the draft in 2014. Gary Harris's scoring ability is actually slightly weaker than Murray's, but his salary is twice that of Murray

Not only that, the annual salary of 17.8 million is a bit speechless!

The Nuggets' starting small forward Jerami Grant, who is 2.01 in height, also entered the NBA in the 2014 draft. Otherwise, how can we say that this Nuggets are very young and very energetic. Jerami Grant has been playing for

Thunder.

It is worth mentioning that Grant and Carmelo Anthony are both from Syracuse University, but one was the No. 3 pick in the first round and the other was selected with the 39th pick in the second round.

He was selected with the 39th overall pick in the first round. After entering the NBA, he became a starter and earned an annual salary of tens of millions. What an inspiring story.

The Nuggets' starting power forward Paul Millsap, height 2.03, Paul Millsap entered the NBA through the draft in 2006. He has played for the Jazz, Hawks and Nuggets and other teams. In his rookie season, he was selected second on the All-Rookie Team.

lineup, was selected to the NBA All-Defensive Second Team in the 2015-16 season, and was selected to the NBA All-Star Eastern Conference reserve team four times.

If you find Grant's story inspiring, you might as well take a look at Millsap, who was selected with the 47th overall pick in 2006. Since entering the league, he has worked hard to become an All-Star and earn a salary of more than 30 million US dollars.

Therefore, working hard in the NBA is not worth bragging about. If you just eat and drink and wait to die, you will be eliminated sooner or later. Even if you work hard and no one else works harder, you may be eliminated.

Millsap has strong finishing ability at the basket and rebounding ability. The key is that he can shoot accurately and make free throws accurately.

Everyone knows about McGrady’s miracle of 35 seconds and 13 minutes, but they don’t know that Paul Millsap also had a magical moment of 28 seconds and 12 minutes during the Hawks period. Although the magic cannot be compared with McGrady, Millsap mainly relied on free throws to win more games.

Many points. But just listening to 28 seconds and 12 minutes, you can also feel the difficulty. Even if the super aiming radar is turned on, it may be difficult to complete.

The Nuggets center is a flexible fat Nikola Zhaosi, no, Nikola Jokic.

Nikola Jokic, born on February 19, 1995 in Sombor, Serbia, is a Serbian professional basketball player who plays as a center and plays for the Denver Nuggets of the NBA.

Selected by the Denver Nuggets in the 2014 NBA Draft, officially entered the NBA in 2015, and was selected to the All-Rookie First Team in the 2015-16 season. In the 2018-19 season, he was selected to the All-Star Western Reserve Team and the All-NBA First Team; 2019

-Selected to the All-Star Western Conference reserve team in the 2020 season.

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If you find the stories of Grant and Millsap inspiring, you might as well take a look at Jokic!

Nikola Jokic was selected by the Nuggets with the 41st overall pick in the second round of the 2014 draft. Moreover, Jokic was so cheap at the time, with a salary of US$5.55 million over four years, less than five points of his current annual salary.

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How difficult is the road from second-round pick to All-Star to first-team All-NBA?

Jokic: It’s not difficult, as long as you can shoot accurately, assist and rebound.

As time goes by, in 2018, Jokic finally gradually matured, with comprehensive skills, and a trick pass that put many defenders to shame. He is quite like a new generation of magician.

Nikola Jokic is a technical center who can play high and low. He is a big man with three-point shooting ability and excellent passing. He is a positional defender who rarely blocks shots.

Therefore, Jokic performed very well in offense and side response, but his lack of defense is his weakness.

The Nuggets also have a very good substitute lineup. The first one is Plumlee, who is 2.11 meters tall. Mason Plumlee entered the NBA through the draft in 2013 and has played for the Nets, Trail Blazers and Nuggets.

, was selected to the All-Rookie First Team in the 2013-14 season, and won the Basketball World Cup with the US team in 2014.

Mason Plumlee is a big player with excellent mobility and athletic ability. He has explosive jumping ability and a playing style full of energy and passion. On the offensive end, Plumlee has a stable mid-range shot and is on the court.

He can hold the ball, but Plumlee is lacking in low post offense and needs further training. On the defensive end, Plumlee is an excellent shot blocker and he also grabs rebounds very well.

Jokic can rest assured. This is also the scary thing about the Nuggets. There are offensive centers and defensive centers. You can choose the right person to play according to the needs on the court.

The second substitute, shooting guard Will Barton, is 1.96 tall and is a substitute guard who averages 11.6 points and 4.5 rebounds per game. As a player with the 40th pick in the draft, his story...

This Nuggets team does not have as much talent as the Golden Guns, nor does it have the enthusiasm of the Highland Legion during the Anthony and Billups era, nor does it have the speed and passion of the Track and Field Team.

Most of them are second-round picks, but they work hard enough. Everyone's talent is different, but they can stand on the All-Star and the best team stage. They must have sweated as much as anyone else.

As the saying goes, success is 99% sweat and 1% talent.

Radar looked at the information of the Nuggets players. He was selected with the 11th pick in the first round. In terms of draft pick, he was much higher than them, and Radar put in no less effort than them. Still that?

In a word, give me time and I will surpass GDP without restructuring GDP. Give me time and I will surpass Kobe, Tracy McGrady, Carter, Iverson and others. Give me time and I will surpass Jordan!

The Nuggets' lineup is just like their city's high city, with an average height of more than two meters. For the radar-led Spurs, the inside has become another big test.
Chapter completed!