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» Wednesday, June 19 2013

 

» Tuesday, June 18 2013

NCAA scoring leader Erick Green of Virginia Tech is one of six players scheduled for a predraft workout for the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday at Pepsi Center. Green, a 6-foot-3 shooting guard who averaged 25 points for the Hokies last season, is set to be joined by Arizona forward Grant Jarrett, Oklahoma forward Amath M’Baye, Oklahoma guard Steven Pledger, Kansas swingman Travis Releford and North Carolina guard Dexter Strickland. NBA.com

 

» Monday, June 17 2013

Indiana Pacers assistant Brian Shaw will interview Tuesday for the Nuggets’ coaching vacancy, an NBA source told The Denver Post on Monday morning. Memphis Grizzlies coach Lionel Hollins, the other top candidate, will interview on Wednesday, as Denver looks to replace the fired George Karl. Denver Post

The Denver Nuggets have hired New Orleans executive Tim Connelly as the franchise's executive vice president of basketball operations, league sources told Yahoo! Sports. Connelly, 36, has been considered one of the league's rising young executive stars and will move immediately into the Nuggets search for a coach and preparation for the NBA draft and free agency. He will replace the NBA's executive of the year, Masai Ujiri, who left for the Toronto Raptors. Yahoo! Sports

 

» Sunday, June 16 2013

In another blow to a quickly emptying front office, the Nuggets lost their in-house general manger candidate to the Sacramento Kings. Nuggets president Josh Kroenke said the team's vice president of basketball operations, Pete D'Alessandro, is leaving Denver to be the general manager of the Sacramento Kings. D'Alessandro was the right-hand man for Masai Ujiri when Ujiri was the executive in charge of the Nuggets' basketball operations. The Kings identified D'Alessandro as a leading candidate early in their search for a general manager and landed him Saturday. D'Alessandro's departure means the Nuggets probably will have to hire a general manager from outside the team. Denver Post

 

» Saturday, June 15 2013

Yahoo Sports reported Friday afternoon that the Nuggets small forward will opt out of the final year of his contract and become a free agent. The report also lists the Pistons as potential suitors — along with several other teams. The Pistons like the athletic, veteran defender, and he fits the need of a starting-caliber small forward. And they will have the cap space with $20-million-plus to spend. Detroit Free Press

 
 

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