Shai Gilgeous-Alexander did two things when he sank two free throws with 13.2 seconds remaining in Game 1 between his Oklahoma City Thunder and the Denver Nuggets. First, and most importantly in the moment,

While overtime saw the Nuggets pull away thanks to solid team defense and clutch scoring, the discourse online remained focused on Adelman’s end-of-regulation strategy ... highlighted a deeper question about coaching under pressure and trusting your ...

After a few days to mull over a Game 7 Conference Semi-Finals loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Denver Nuggets Chairman Josh Kroenke declared yesterday that David Adelman would be the team’s next Head Coach.

The Thunder respond in a crucial moment, Jalen Williams bounces back in the nick of time and the Nuggets face clear questions.

With the Thunder leading by three points in the final seconds of Game 1, head coach Mark Daigneault went with a popular strategy in today ... Thunder’s loss to the Nuggets.

The Nuggets’ run was aided by Thunder Coach Mark Daigneault’s decision ... The “fouling up three” strategy is deployed by teams that are leading late in close games in hopes of preventing ...

Part of this was execution, not strategy. The Nuggets made their free throws and ... adaptability is probably the single most important trait a coach can have. Daigneault, frankly, had tunnel ...

The Nuggets don’t have a ton of avenues to improve their roster. Unless they’re willing to finally part with a member of their championship core.