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Nuggets Revamp Front Office by Promoting Ben Tenzer, Bring in Jonathan Wallace From Timberwolves
- In June 2025 at Ball Arena, the Denver Nuggets appointed Ben Tenzer as their new executive in charge of basketball operations, while Jon Wallace took on the role overseeing player personnel.
- Josh Kroenke and Stan Kroenke conducted a nearly three-month search but found no single candidate worthy or willing to serve as general manager.
- Ben Tenzer, a salary-cap expert and former interim GM, and Jon Wallace, a former Nuggets scouting coordinator and G League GM, will share basketball operations duties.
- Starting July 7, the Nuggets can offer Nikola Jokic a three-year, $212 million extension, with Kroenke stating they will explain all financial parameters transparently.
- The new front office faces a challenging roster with three open spots, no upcoming draft pick, and the task to maximize Jokic's MVP prime amid salary-cap constraints.
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How Josh Kroenke, Ben Tenzer, Jon Wallace plan to make Denver Nuggets' new front office structure work
The Denver Nuggets don't have a general manager or president of basketball operations, but there's a new duo that will direct the franchise moving forward. Ben Tenzer and Jon Wallace presented a unified front at Tuesday's introductory press conference at Ball Arena.
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Nuggets go with co-partnership in front office after promoting Tenzer and adding Wallace
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Nuggets revamp front office by promoting Ben Tenzer, bring in Jonathan Wallace from Timberwolves - Basketball
DENVER (AP) — The Denver Nuggets revamped their front office Monday by promoting interim general manager Ben Tenzer to executive vice president of basketball operations and bringing in Minnesota’s Jonathan Wallace to serve as the executive VP of basketball operations. The announcement was made by the team days before an NBA draft where the Nuggets don't have a first-round pick. Tenzer and Wallace will try to find creative ways to build depth aro…
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