With the Denver Nuggets off to a 1-5 start, there is no question that major adjustments need to be made to the rotation. Despite making few additions in the offseason (and even their biggest acquisition, Arron Afflalo, played with the team two years prior), the Nuggets have almost no chemistry and look lost on both ends of the floor.
In order to start putting wins together, coach Brian Shaw must find a rotation that can move the ball on offense and can play disciplined team defense. If not, the Nuggets will continue to struggle and find themselves with an early lottery pick come June.
There is no question the talent is there for the Nuggets, but individual capability alone won’t be enough to make them a playoff team in the West. They must soon find a way of becoming a cohesive unit.
Read ahead to learn how the Denver Nuggets should divvy up the minutes by position to achieve the chemistry they so badly need.
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One of the Nuggets’ biggest problems is their lack of ball movement on offense. They currently rank 22nd in the NBA in assists per ga ...
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Finding the Perfect Rotation for the Denver Nuggets
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