Most accounts of Cam Johnson talking about his new environment with the Denver Nuggets will make it abundantly obvious that the recently-traded forward is excited to be in the Mile High City. Johnson also ensured that his old team knew there were no bad feelings on the way out.

After a busy offseason, the Nuggets appear set on the wings and at center, but there are a few good ways the Nuggets could use their final roster spot.

Cam Johnson praises Brooklyn Nets head coach Jordi Fernandez after joining the Denver Nuggets in offseason trade.

The Nuggets expect Jonas Valančiūnas to be with the team when the season starts amid speculation over his NBA future.

Denver Nuggets forward Cam Johnson had plenty to say about the Brooklyn Nets and head coach Jordi Fernandez during his introductory media session.

TORONTO – The National Basketball Association (NBA) today announced that The 2025 NBA Canada Series presented by Bell will feature a preseason game between the Toronto Raptors and the Denver Nuggets at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C. on Monday, Oct. 6, marking the league’s 20 th Canada Series game since 2012.

This impressive move sparked major discussions within the NBA community. Recently, Johnson appeared on Kentavious Caldwell-Pope’s podcast, “The Dawg Talk.” During the episode, Johnson reacted to the Nuggets’ trade by focusing on how he will fit alongside Jokic.

The hard work was finally rewarded after Johnson’s junior year, when he skyrocketed by several inches. He took off as a prospect, leading to his stealth commitment to Pitt. He graduated there in three years, then got his master’s degree in sports administration from UNC in two. In basketball, his IQ served him equally well.

The Denver Nuggets are fully expecting center Jonas Valanciunas to be with the team when the season starts amid speculation over his NBA future.