Jusuf Nurkic will block you and stare you down…even you, LeBronhttps://t.co/nkWHP1grlZ
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) March 22, 2016
LeBron James was on the receiving end of Bosnian rookie Jusuf Nurkic's inner savagery on Monday night during Denver Nuggets vs. Cleveland Cavaliers. Late in the second quarter, Nurkic rejected James and gave him an epic death stare after he fell to the floor to the delight of LeBron haters worldwide.
The Nuggets need to focus on developing their young talent to finish out the season.
Kenneth Faried is one of the hardest NBA players to figure out. He flashes All-Star caliber brilliance some games, and pulls disappearing acts during others. Against the Miami Heat on Monday night, Faried was back doing the type of stuff that earned him the 'Manimal' nickname, as evidenced by his finish on this epic alley-oop.
The Denver Nuggets may not be a contender, but they would be nuts to cash in Kenneth Faried at the trade deadline.
Joe Johnson didn't get a lot of elevation as he let go of a potential game-winning shot, but it went in and the Brooklyn Nets got a win over the Denver Nuggets.
Bradley Beal thought he was going to posterize Kenneth Faried, but the "Manimal" had other ideas.
The Denver Nuggets have become known for their stellar international scouting, particularly in Europe. Nikola Jokic is an uber-talented, 20-year-old big man from Serbia who you'll be hearing a lot about over the next few years if he continues to blossom at this rate. This epic behind-the-back pass from Denver's one-point loss to the Memphis Grizzlies last evening proves his versatility.
Will Barton doesn't make a ton of headlines playing out in Denver, but this 360 layup proves he's one of the most underrated players in the NBA right now.
I still can't figure out what Andrew Bogut was trying to accomplish with this pass. What I do know is Nikola Jokic couldn't have been incredibly pleased with the outcome.