The Golden State Warriors have emerged as a potential suitor for Vučević ahead of the Feb. 6 trade deadline, according to an ESPN report. The Warriors are engaging in initial trade conversations as the Bulls take calls on offers for both Vučević and Zach LaVine.

Be careful, Bo Nix. Nikola Jokic might be gunning for the starting quarterback job after his successful full-court attempt during the Denver Nuggets’ game against the Sacramento Kings on Thursday night.

According to NBA insider Jake Fischer, Zach LaVine doesn’t want the Chicago Bulls to trade him. LaVine has been in trade rumors for over two years now.

In the latest round of the neverending Zach LaVine trade rumors, the two-time All-Star reportedly wants to stay with the Chicago Bulls for the remainder

The Nuggets have just four draft picks through 2031, and they can only trade two of those picks. With teams likely wanting both available first-round picks attached in a trade with Nnaji, it would make it nearly impossible for Denver to pull off any other trades due to their lack of draft capital.

A new report links the Denver Nuggets to a reunion with a fan-favorite from their title team. But there is a major problem.

The Denver Nuggets aren't that far removed from being NBA champions. They were hoisting the Larry O'Brien trophy less than two years ago, but they have lost some major players from that title run.

Warriors guard Brandin Podziemski is set to return against the Bulls after missing 12 games with an abdominal injury.

Vincent Goodwill and Dan Titus react to the Nuggets sluggish start this season and whether they should weigh a trade to bring Zach LaVine to Denver. Then, Vince and Dan break down why the Sixers are so bad and Dan explains his reasoning for a full rebuild in Philadelphia.

How long will Julius Randle stay with the Minnesota Timberwolves? The three-time All-Star is averaging 18.9 points, 7.3 rebounds and 4.5 assists per

The two-time All-Star is the longest-tenured Chicago tenure, having served as a Bull since the 2017-18 season.

Multiple sources there told The Inquirer that they could hear screaming from the visitors' locker room, which shares a wall with the Nuggets' press conference room.