The Denver Nuggets have made headlines by letting go of their head coach,
Michael Malone, according to insider reports shared with ESPN’s Shams Charania
on Tuesday.
This jaw-dropping decision has left fans reeling, especially with
the team struggling through a rough patch.
Right now, the Nuggets are stuck in a four-game skid, a slump that’s raised
eyebrows across the basketball world. Sitting at 47-32, Denver holds the fourth
spot in the Western Conference—a solid position, but far from the dominance they
showed two years ago.
That’s when Malone, a fan favorite, guided the team to an
NBA championship, cementing his legacy in Nuggets history. Malone’s track record
speaks for itself. Over 10 seasons leading the squad, he racked up an impressive
471 wins against 327 losses
. So, why the sudden exit? While the details are
still unfolding, this bold move signals a major shake-up for a team that once
seemed unstoppable.
What’s next for Denver? Fans are already buzzing with
theories. Stick around as we dig deeper into this developing story and what it
means for the Nuggets’ future.