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    Nuggets look to sign Cook in Kenyon Martin’s absence

    By Jason Ackerman

    The Nuggets will be offering a contract to free agent power forward Brian Cook, according to Travis Heath at Hoopsworld.

    Kenyon Martin to visit Vail knee specialist

    By Ian Cerveny

    The fact that Martin is paying Dr. Steadman a visit speaks volumes about the potential seriousness of Kenyon’s injury. Season-ending knee surgery for the dominating defensive forward is not out of the question.

    Nuggets’ Karl: surgery today, chemo tomorrow… coaching Friday?

    By Ian Cerveny

    Amazingly, Karl says he will try to make it back to the Nuggets’ bench for Friday’s game at New Orleans. Radiation treatments to this point have had minor side-effects, but today’s surgery immediately followed by tomorrows Chemotherapy will likely have a more profound effect.

    Petro, Andersen fuel Nuggets past Trailblazers

    By Ian Cerveny

    The groove is contagious, and that’s why we saw Aaron Afflalo, Johan Petro and even Anthony Carter making plays throughout a 3rd Quarter where Portland fought tooth & nail to scrape their way back into the game.

    Denver Nuggets at Phoenix Suns 03-01-10 Recap & Analysis

    By Ian Cerveny

    Dr. Jumper spent a lot of time on the court Monday night when the Nuggets took on the Suns in Phoenix.

    The Denver Nuggets: Dr. Jumper & Mr. Drive

    By Ian Cerveny

    The Denver Nuggets have a serious case of split personality. Maybe it’s something in the Gatorade.

    Lakers win sets up April showdown with Nuggets

    By Ian Cerveny

    The good news for Nuggets fans is that Game Four is in Denver and will be nationally televised. With the exception of a certain notorious 2002 Game 6 and the less notorious 2006 Games 3-5, the NBA is pretty sly about their big-game fixes.

    Denver Nuggets @ LA Lakers 2-28-2010 plays & in-depth analysis

    By Daniel Olson

    The last two times the Nuggets and the Lakers played, Ty Lawson had his best and second-best performance of the season. His short stature makes him difficult to guard by the giant frontcourt LA employs.

    Nuggets at Home in Golden State

    By Michael Mendez

    Coach Dantley filled-in for Coach George Karl as he was absent for tonight’s game in Oakland against the Warriors to receive treatment for cancer.

    Chauncey, Carmelo fill Coach Karl’s shoes in 15-point Nuggets win

    By Ian Cerveny

    While Chauncey took it upon himself to fuel the offense with timely scores and a general’s bravado, Carmelo Anthony played the part of Referee Lobbyist.