Does Josh Kroenke Want to Run It Back with Current Nuggets Roster? ‘A Lot of Our Answers Are Internal’

Why Josh Kroenke is taking more time to decide Denver Nuggets' next general manager

The last two times Josh Kroenke has had to replace his general manager, the Nuggets' team president promoted from within. Kroenke's keeping his options open after naming David Adelman as the franchise's next coach Thursday.

Does Josh Kroenke want to run it back with current Nuggets roster? ‘A lot of our answers are internal’

The Nuggets have their next coach, but they still need a new architect for a roster that’s already built by cement. Don’t expect them to hire a general manager today or tomorrow. At least, that was the indication team president and governor Josh Kroenke gave while speaking with reporters on Thursday afternoon following the announcement of interim coach David Adelman’s promotion to the full-time job. “On the front office stuff, I want to take my …

Nuggets Vice Chairman Kroenke Wants Internal Growth Solutions

Denver Nuggets Vice Chairman Josh Kroenke believes the team’s solutions moving forward lie internally. Speaking with media at the end of season presser, Kroenke indicated that major trades are unlikely. “I think a lot of our answers are internal right now,” Kroenke said. “With where we are from a roster standpoint, we have guys locked […] The post Nuggets Vice Chairman Kroenke Wants Internal Growth Solutions appeared first on Basketball Insiders…

Nuggets' Josh Kroenke Talks Depth, Adelman, Front Office, More

Following Denver’s elimination from the playoffs on Sunday, star center Nikola Jokic told reporters that the Nuggets “definitely need to figure out a way to get more depth” this offseason. Jokic pointed to Indiana, Oklahoma City, and Minnesota as examples of teams who have benefited in the playoffs from strong benches, whereas the Nuggets leaned more heavily on their top six players for most of the postseason. In an end-of-season media session o…