The Denver Nuggets made it all the way to the Western Conference Finals just a few months ago. If they look as good as they did in the 2020 playoffs in the upcoming season, they should be a lock as one of the best teams in the entire NBA.
We broke down the Nuggets’ depth chart for the 2020-21 season below. We’ve also previously published a summary of the Nuggets’ offseason.
| Point Guard |
| Jamal Murray Monte Morris Facundo Campazzo |
| Shooting Guard |
| Gary Harris P.J. Dozier RJ Hampton |
| Small Forward |
| Michael Porter Jr. Will Barton Vlatko Cancar |
| Power Forward |
| Paul Millsap JaMychal Green Bol Bol |
Biggest Questions
- Can Michael Porter Jr. be a legit number three option? He’s shown flashes of absolutle greatness early in his career. If he is able to take another step towards being a consistent offensive threat, Denver’s offense will be dangerous.
- Will the Nuggets be able to roll out lineups playing big? The Lakers had a ton of success in the playoffs with their size against Denver. Can the Nuggets match their size going forward?
