On March 18, Beijing time, when the Nuggets were led by Jokic's single core team, the current 6th place in the West is expected to directly advance to the playoffs, which is naturally expected to make people look forward to whether they can go further. Now, according to Nuggets reporter Mike Singer, Murray returned to Denver for treatment two days after training in the development league, and Porter Jr. may return earlier than Murray, once the big three are combined, the Nuggets will undoubtedly become a dark horse team competing for the title.
The Nuggets made a splash in the 2020 playoffs, completing a 1-3 comeback in two consecutive rounds of playoffs, culminating in a west conference final to the lakers, the year's championship team. As for the reimbursement last season due to Murray's serious injury, the Nuggets still advanced to the Western Conference semifinals, but were swept 4-0 by the Suns, who finally reached the Finals.
So far this season, the Nuggets' second-in-command Murray has not returned, and Porter Jr. has also announced season reimbursement due to a back injury. In such a dilemma, the Nuggets are ranked 6th in the West under Jokic's single core, and are currently 1.5 wins ahead of the Timberwolves behind them, 1.5 wins behind the Jazz and the Lone Rangers, and undoubtedly still have the hope of sprinting higher rankings.
According to Nuggets reporter Mike Singer, Murray, the current nuggets' second-in-command, has returned to Denver for continued treatment after spending two days in the development league to effectively resume training. According to previous reports, Murray is expected to return to the game before the playoffs.
As for another Nuggets reporter, Joel Rush, it's possible that Porter Jr. could make a comeback sooner than Murray. Once Murray and Porter Jr. return to jokic, the Nuggets' strength will be further enhanced, and it is undoubtedly expected to become the dark horse team in the West.
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