Chris Tomasson writes about Skita and the arrival of his family in Denver. The 19 yr. old played well in the Nuggets opening game.
May 2002 Denver Nuggets Wiretap
Nuggets: No cause for alarm
Chris Tomasson writes about last nights loss to the Timberwolves in Minnesota. The Nuggets played well, and only lost by 6.
Nuggets will be a work in progress
Barney Hutchinson has an article on Kiki Vandeweghe and the outlook on the Nuggets season.
Woeful again?
Marc Spears writes on prospects for the Nuggets season.
"ESPN analyst David Aldridge wrote Denver won't win more than nine games, the all-time NBA low."
Hilario looks to silence naysayers
Marc Spears writes on Nene Hilario. I think it's one of the best articles on a Nugget this season.
The baby bunch
Chris Tomasson writes about the youth of the Nuggets team. Five rookies are on the roster to begin the season. We might have a lower average age than some college teams!
Krieger: Nuggets do have players, coach; it's a start, at least
Dave Krieger writes about what the Nuggets have and where they could go with it. Not to mention how bad this season is going to be.
Andersen spells out his agenda
Chris Thomasson has an article on Chris Andersen and the spelling of his name. Check out the "Birdman" if you get the chance.
Wizards, McCloud could discuss buyout
Masrc J. Spears of the Denver POst reports: The Washington Wizards might be considering buying former Denver Nugget George McCloud out of his contract.
The Nuggets gave the Wizards McCloud and $500,000 on Thursday in exchange for point guard Chris Whitney. McCloud said he would meet with Wizards officials this morning in Washington.
The Wizards reportedly are considering buying McCloud out of the final year and $2.6 million of his contract. McCloud would lose a portion of his salary if he were bought out.
"We'll get to see (today) what they are saying face to face," McCloud said Sunday. "The likelihood of me taking a buyout is 99 percent that I won't."
Wizards officials have said only that they will meet with McCloud today. NBA rosters must be set by 4 p.m. MST on Tuesday. Washington must trim its roster from 17 to a maximum 15. Its bubble players include McCloud, swingman Bobby Simmons, forward Brian Cardinal and injured center Ratko Varda. The Wizards reportedly are learning toward keeping Simmons and Cardinal.
While, McCloud could get dealt in a one-for-one player deal, that is unlikely.
Sam Wyche of the Washington Post reports that league sources have said that several teams have interest in McCloud if Washington waives him.
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