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The Denver Nuggets are apparently expecting to add a player to the health and safety protocols, according to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski
This transaction could keep the gamer out until the All-Star break with just three video games remaining in the very first half of the season.
Denver is scheduled to deal with the Chicago Bulls on the road Monday before continuing the journey against the Milwaukee Bucks on Tuesday and Indiana Pacers on Thursday.
Toronto Raptors forward Pascal Siakam was likewise put in the health and safety protocols and is anticipated to miss out on a minimum of three games, per Wojnarowski
Losing any depth could be a concern for the Nuggets, who are aiming to keep up in the Western Conference. The squad went into Sunday with an 18-15 record, great for the No. 8 seed at the moment.
Nikola Jokic has actually played like an MVP candidate this season, while Jamal Murray remains a weapon on the border, but the team should keep winning in order to match or go beyond in 2015’s go to the Western Conference Finals.
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