“That Sucked”: Nuggets HC Speaks About Nikola Jokic’s Early Season Struggles After Embarrassing Loss in Front of Home Crowd
Jokic said fans who booed the Nuggets are not real fans after Denver fell to 1-2 with a 134-114 loss, the team’s second straight home defeat.
- On Monday, the Denver Nuggets lost 134-114 to the Golden State Warriors at Ball Arena, with fans booing the team and prompting superstar Nikola Jokic to reiterate his frustration with supporters.
- Jokic initially voiced his displeasure after the Nuggets' home opener on Saturday, when the team overcame a deficit to defeat the New Orleans Pelicans 141-135 in overtime, with supporters also booing during that victory.
- Noting he previously played in front of "10 people, 50 people, 100 people," the three-time NBA MVP stated that fans who boo are "not real fans" and "they don't need to come anymore."
- The Nuggets' season record fell to 1-2 following the loss, compounded by their season-opening 96-84 defeat to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
- Following road games against the Pelicans and Phoenix Suns, the Nuggets return to Denver to host the Portland Trail Blazers next Monday, seeking to regain momentum after a difficult start.
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The Denver Nuggets basketball players do not shine at the beginning of the NBA season, which is why they are booed by the home crowd, and the main player of the team, Nikola Jokic, does not like that.
Nikola Jokic & David Adelman React to Nuggets Fans Booing Again
Denver Nuggets superstar center Nikola Jokic and head coach David Adelman reacted to their team’s fans booing again. The Nuggets were trounced on their home court at Ball Arena on Monday night, as the Golden State Warriors beat them 134-114. To make matters worse, for the second straight home game, the Nuggets fans booed the […]
“That Sucked”: Nuggets HC Speaks About Nikola Jokic’s Early Season Struggles After Embarrassing Loss in Front of Home Crowd
The Denver Nuggets fail to inspire their home crowd yet again. After a touch-and-go win against the Pelicans, the Mile-High City failed to replicate the magic against the Warriors Monday night. This time, the blame fell on Nikola Jokic, who struggled offensively. And at the same time, Denver’s defensive problems became impossible to ignore. Head […]
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