The Nuggets lost 109-107 to the Portland Trail Blazers on Halloween night. On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about the *true* horror ... Christian Braun cratering the Nuggets spacing in crunch time and making the "Jokic Rules" that much easier to implement for opposing teams.

On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about Michael Jordan's comments regarding how he wouldn't do load management and Steve Kerr's rebuttal. Why teams have over thought themselves and just made soft tissue injuries more common. In the second half Jeff previews Nuggets vs Pelicans tonight.

On the latest Mortcast on CSG and MHS Jeff talks about the Nuggets victory over the Suns on Saturday and how great it was to see. Also Jeff previews tonight's Timberwolves tilt against a team that could be missing Anthony Edwards. In the second half Jeff talks about your Denver Broncos pounding the Dallas Cowboys and the Bo Nix of it all.

On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about the Nuggets first game loss to the Golden State Warriors. How GREAT was AG. How good but not great Jamal was. How Nikola Jokic is clearly out of shape and needs to take the first month to get his legs under him.

On the Latest Mortcast on CSG and MHS Jeff talks about Christian Braun's new extension...the consequences and benefits of the number he got and what are the downstream implications. In the second half Jeff talks about the NBA on NBC and how all NBA fans should be absolutely excited to have EVENT back in NBA life.

The Nuggets open the 2025-26 NBA season this week. Jeff talks about how it might take some time for the Nuggets to settle down and find themselves before they really take off. Also Jeff talks about the Broncos wild win over the Giants at home on Sunday. 33 points in the fourth quarter is insane.

Jeff has some concerns about the potential Christian Braun extension. A number that will likely have ramifications on the Denver Nuggets cap sheet. Is CB the guy who is worth going into the second apron for? What will it look like? Jeff ends the show previewing Broncos/Giants in Denver and how Sean Payton needs to pull the proverbial stick out and let Bo be Bo.

On the latest news and notes edition of the Mortcast Jeff talks about how Major League Baseball ratings are doing great right now, the reason for it, and why the NBA should be encouraged. Also Jeff talks about the Denver Nuggets team valuation via Sportico and finally Brian Windhorsts article about the NBA chasing that Middle East money.

On today's Mortcast Jeff talks about how good Jamal Murray has looked so far this preseason for the Nuggets and why his motivation is what matters. Also Jeff gives memories of the Colorado Rockies Rocktober from 2007. Why it was so unique in Major League Baseball history and why it's so depressing that the Rockies have been so bad since.

On the latest Mortcast, Jeff talks about the mistakes the Nuggets made the last three seasons. The ego and personality clashes, the poor choices, the lack of collaborative leadership from decision making positions. He also talks about how the Nuggets looked to their past for a future solution and how this will reflect on a new season

Welcome to the latest Mortcast! On today's show First Half: Nuggets get experimental vs the Clippers in the preseason with some Zone and the debut of the GEEBB (Greater Eastern European Buddy Ball) lineup. Jeff talks about how playcalling is an evolution and player decisions are deliberate. Second Half: The Broncos played one of the worse games Jeff has ever seen but prevailed against the 0-5 Jets 13-11 in London. Jeff talks about how the offense is a direct reflection of Sean Payton and some loosening up is in order for the head coach.

The Denver Nuggets are now running more inside out actions rather than outside (dribble hand off) and it might produce more open threes this season. Additionally your Denver Broncos need to look out for letdown and jet lag when they face the Jets in London.

Jeff makes an announcement about the change in format for CSG. After that he talks about the Nuggets first preseason game and how we shouldn't draw any conclusions until well into the regular season. This will take time folks. Also the Denver Broncos made a HUGE 4th quarter comeback to beat the Eagles. Why did this game remind Jeff of John Elway of the 80's?

You thought we were done talking about GEEBB (Greater Eastern European Buddy Ball) BUT NO! David Adelman gave some thoughts on that and, most importantly, how the Nuggets are changing their approach to Defense. In the second half of the podcast Jeff talks about the Rockies letting go of their GM Bill Schmidt and how nothing will change until Dick and Charlie Monfort sell the team.

Ryan Blackburn from Mile High Sports, Pick axe and Roll podcast, Locked on Nuggets and Media Correspondent joins Jeff to talk about Jokic saying he wants to be a Nuggets forever, Zone Defense and how Jamal Murray looks to be a leader.

On the latest Mortcast, Jeff talks about how Jokic crossing the age of 30 barrier means he needs to limit his "Summer of Jokic" activities in Serbia and pay more and more attention to his own physical fitness. Just for career longevity's sake.

On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about the chance the Nuggets overpay Christian Braun and what Braun needs to work on the most in order to live up to that contract.

Jeff talks about the thing that concerns him and the thing he is hopeful for in the latest Mortcast on CSG. Will David Adelman prove he is an 82 game coach this next season? Will THJ become that "get buckets" weapon the Nuggets have lacked for a long time?

On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about his concerns regarding the Ballmer/Kawhi/Circumvention story, about how the NBA's business decisions since 2002 have left it in a weirdly precarious, inflated position. Also how Ballmer's purchase of the Clippers in 2014 began the inflation era and his unique wealth might be something the league needs to be wary of.

On the latest Mortcast, Jeff talks about how NBA Commissioner Adam Silver needs to put the proverbial phone down and start being less of a guy who has ideas. Just be an NBA Commissioner.