The Denver Nuggets have a lot to think about this offseason regarding multiple players on their roster, which includes potentially trading away Michael Porter Jr., Jamal Murray’s future with the team, the roster reconstruction when it comes to their lack of depth in their bench, but nothings stands more important than keeping their best player happy. Nikola Jokic was very close to winning his fourth MVP award this season, and tie LeBron James and Wilt Chamberlain for the amount of MVPs in their collections. While his defense can sometimes be a little lackluster, offensively Jokic is special. In fact, it is widely believed that Jokic is the best player in the world currently, and if the Nuggets don’t improve their roster immediately, he could be headed elsewhere.<\/p>
Throughout Jokic’s career, he has never complained about the roster construction and has happily played with whoever he’s got. But the problem is that the Nuggets have been complacent. Ever since they won the championship two seasons ago, they have lost their key role players every season, and have gotten nothing in return. We’re talking about losing Bruce Brown, Kentavious Caldwell-pope, Jeff Green, and so on. These players were essential to the 2023 championship run, and we believe that firing head coach Mike Malone did not do much for them either.<\/p>