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Denver Nuggets History
One of the founding teams of the American Basketball Association in 1967, the Denver Nuggets franchise was originally known as the Denver Rockets. They preemptively changed their name to the Nuggets before the 1974–75 season, anticipating a move to the NBA (where Houston’s team already had the name). In their nine ABA seasons, the Nuggets made the playoffs seven times — losing in the finals to the New York Nets in the league's final year.
They were one of four ABA teams annexed to the NBA in 1976 and immediately were one of the most successful teams, winning the Midwest Division two straight years behind future Hall of Famers David Thompson and Dan Issel. In 1980, the arrival of another future Hall of Famer, high-scoring forward Alex English, began a run of nine consecutive seasons in the playoffs. Coach Doug Moe's offensive-minded squads made it past the first round of the playoffs four times, falling three times in the conference semifinals and once in the conference finals, in 1985 to the Los Angeles Lakers.
The team had only one winning season in the 1990s, but it was a memorable one. After finishing 42-40 to sneak into the playoffs as the eighth seed in the 1993–94 season, they upset the top-seed Seattle Supersonics in the first round of the playoffs, thanks in no small part to center Dikembe Mutombo's heroics.
Led by 2003 first-round draft pick Carmelo Anthony, the Nuggets reversed their fortunes to post 10 straight winning seasons beginning with the 2003–04 season. The Nuggets won their first NBA championship in 2023, led by two-time league MVP and Finals MVP Nikola Jokić.
Denver Nuggets Team Info
Conference: Western
Division: Northwest
Year Founded: 1967
Team Colors: Midnight Blue, Sunshine Yellow, Flatirons Red, Skyline Blue
Team Rivals: Utah Jazz, Portland Trail Blazers, Los Angeles Lakers
Denver Nuggets at Ball Arena
The Nuggets play their home games at Ball Arena, which is a short walk from historic Larimer Square in bustling downtown Denver. The venue, with its sculpture-laden Grand Atrium, opened in 1999 as part of the city's six-year boom in sporting venues, which included new football and baseball facilities.
The venue replaced the venerable McNichols Sports Arena, which the Nuggets called home for more than two decades.
The Denver Nuggets’ 2023–24 regular season kicks off in October at home as the Nuggets face the Los Angeles Lakers. The Nuggets play their final game of the regular season at FedExForum in Memphis against Western Conference opponents the Memphis Grizzlies. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Tickets for the 2023–24 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Denver Nuggets.
Season tickets are sold out for the Nuggets’ 2023–24 regular season, however, fans can find partial-season ticket plans or apply for the Nuggets Next waitlist program via the team’s website.
The Denver Nuggets are the reigning NBA champions. They won in 2023 in their first and only appearance in the NBA Finals.
All 30 teams will participate in the Group Play stage of the NBA In-Season Tournament. Here’s a list of the Denver Nuggets’ Group West B matchups:
The Denver Nuggets play at the Ball Arena in Denver, Colorado. The seating map for Ball Arena can be viewed here.
I had the absolute nosebleed seats, with no rows above me and regardless of how far away I was, the view and seats were awesome. I don't believe there is a bad seat in the Pepsi Center. The game was fun, too bad the Nuggets played bad. The ticket prices were a little crazy high, but fun to be at a conference final game.
The NBA playoff game was as great as I expected it would be, even though the Nuggets lost the game and eventually the series. But whomever had the idea of having everyone empty their pockets and go through a metal detector ruined the experience. The Pepsi Center nor anyone else to my knowledge let it be known that this would take place. I arrived 20 minutes before tipoff with ticket in hand but didn't get seated until the first quarter was half over. Nothing illustrates the futility of checking each person individually better than the fact that once the game started, security waved through the thousands of people who were still in line. Someone could have taken any concealed weapon in at that point without being stopped. Thankfully no one did. The entry plan was terrible. Not all the gates that normally let fans enter the Pepsi Center were open. I hope the Nuggets reach the Western Conference finals again, but I won't buy a ticket. I will go to the first 2 rounds in which this heightened security plan was not in place.
The best basketball game I have been to in my life! The Neggets took control and showed the Mavs who was boss.
We were so excited when Rocky came right behind us on the rail. He stopped to take a picture with my daughter Brianna
It was non stop entertainment and we can't wait til next year!
I am a Nuggets season ticket holder and the extra seat I sat in during this playoff game was broke and dirty so that was not good. I love the Nuggets and ultimately they shot poorly and lost the game.
It was a fun game to go but we lost to current champs, so oh well...=)
Game was great except for the outcome. Atmosphere was on fire. Seats were amaizng.
Saw most of the regular season but did not purchase playoff tickets. Seats were great but the the Nuggets was soundly beat.
Game 3 was awesome, the adrenaline was high and the crowd was excited. The nuggets lost, which was a con. The seats were expensive, which was another con.
It was an awsome game. My family and I will never forget.
Overall the game was great (better of course if the Nuggets had won:() but still a blast. The crowd was into it and the seats were great.
Although the Lakers are an amazing team, the Nuggets showed heart and dedication that allowed them to win a couple games.
So sad to see the Nuggets lose to the Lakers....boo Lakers! It was the Nuggets turn for once.
Next year will be the year of the Nuggets, the Lakers need to be ready
The event was awesome to be a part of, just upsetting that the Nuggs lost at home! Very proud of the Nuggs season and would love to be there this next season! Go Nuggs!
Been waiting a long time for the Nuggets to make it as far as they did in the playoffs. Looking forward to many games in 2010!!
This was a great game unfortunattly the Nuggets lost. Chris Tucker was at the game as well as some Denver Broncos and Avs players. Quick Transaction with Ticketmaster.
For any Nuggets' fan, this was the best game of the year. The Pepsi center is a great place for them to call home with many positive attributes, including variety of vendors for snacks and drinks, easy and quick access to enter or leave the arena (and parking lot), and of course, not a bad seat in the house (only "better" seats). The even was a little pricy of course (paid $70 to sit in the nose bleed section), but with demand rising at that time, it's hard to be shocked. Hope the Nuggets get this far again next year as I WILL be there if that's the case.
WE SAT IN THE FIRST ROW CLUB SECTION IN THE CORNER! GREAT SEATS AND A GREAT GAME. THE HOSPITALITY OF THE SECTION WAIT STAFF AND THE BARTENDERS WERE OUTSTANDING. PERSONAL SERVICE AT IT'S BEST AND WE PURCHASED THESE TICKETS FOR ONLY $90.00. NOT TOO SHABBY! A VERY HAPPY FAN!
