The Denver Nuggets' head coach wasn't too happy about the NBA's upcoming schedule for his team.

Good fortune hasn’t shined on the Denver Nuggets too often the past month or so. Injuries have piled up, travel has been difficult, and a flu bug even went through the locker room.Through it all, Denver has found a way to win nine games so far this month,

The Denver Nuggets face the Washington Wizards as Nikola Jokic remains sidelined with injury while Jonas Valanciunas nears a possible return.

Each year, only four teams out of the 15 in each conference advance to the knockout rounds of the Emirates NBA Cup. Based on that math, a 2-2 record in group-stage play isn’t usually enough to finishing among the top four. So, even though the Rockets (12 ...

The Denver Nuggets have been going into their NBA battles in January handicapped by an almost unthinkable number of serious injuries. Three-time MVP Nikola Jokic and starting wing Cam Johnson both went down in late December with bone bruises that resulted from hyper-extended knees.

The slog of an 82-game schedule becomes tough in January, when winter has settled in and injuries add up. The Detroit Pistons are feeling it as they embark on a three-game road trip Tuesday night at the Denver Nuggets.