Nikola Jokic needs to look at Josh Kroenke the way he looks at Jaylin Williams.

Sign-and-trades? Qualifying offers? Here’s what you need to know about what could happen between the Nuggets and Peyton Watson as an awkward restricted free agency standoff stretches on.

The Nuggets are signing a free agent from overseas for the second time this summer with the acquisition of Lonnie Walker IV on an Exhibit 9 deal.

The Nuggets have a massive luxury tax bill, a looming second apron draft pick penalty and a roster imbalance skewed toward the frontcourt. Keeping Spencer Jones will not be their last move.

Replacing Ariana Akey is no easy feat. But in the former Mountain Vista star QB, Peyton Marr has found a reliable sounding board as she attempts to handle the pressure.

If it means saving Bo Nix’s ankle, we would absolutely die on that Hill.

This offseason every move seems painful and reactionary. Now, it is fair to wonder if Jokic can trust the organization’s vision going forward.

Nikola Jokic’s coaching staff got a little bit better this week. Although it’s not hard to picture that head coach David Adelman’s job security just got a little bit worse.

Given the cost and tax penalty to keep Spencer Jones, the move doesn’t make much sense. If the Nuggets were willing to go into the second apron, even if only temporarily, why not re-sign Tim Hardaway Jr.?

Sam Presti turned up the temperature on Denver’s offseason. The Nuggets welcomed the heat.