Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone has reacted to NBA Commissioner Adam Silver admitting that he believes the league should make a major change to the length of games

But I just like keeping Russell out there. “I think the Russ-and-Nikola (Jokic) dynamic is the best two-man combination in the NBA right now, and I didn’t want to disrupt their rhythm. Knowing that CB,

We should have been up 20 at halftime,” Michael Malone said after the Nuggets’ loss to the Bulls. “We messed with the game.” His timeout two minutes of the game

Michael Malone shared his honest thoughts on the Nuggets' play following the team's defeat against the Bulls. The Denver Nuggets are in a bit of a rut. After previously winning eight of their last nine games, they've run into a two-game losing skid.

It was one of the worst losses of the season for Denver and head coach Michael Malone let his team know. Malone called Saturday's loss against the Timberwolves one of the "worst losses of the season" for the Nuggets.

Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone slammed NBA commissioner Adam Silver’s idea of 10-minute quarters, trimming two minutes off each quarter.

In the era of Adam Silver, the NBA is constantly experimenting and Nuggets coach Michael Malone is not happy. Searching for new ways to catch the eyes of fans around the world, Silver's tenure over the last decade has seen immense changes like international games, In-Season Tournament and the Play-In Tournament.

Nuggets coach Michael Malone slammed Adam Silver’s idea of shedding two minutes off each quarter, a move the commissioner floated in a radio interview in hopes of appeasing the shorter attention span of modern TV viewers.

Michael Malone spoke after the Denver Nuggets lost 122-112 to the New York Knicks last night. When asked about Adam Silver's recent comments about moving

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