Quiz For NBA - Denver Nuggets

Carmelo Anthony is the correct answer because in 2006, he was playing for the Denver Nuggets and he sucker-punched Mardy Collins of the New York Knicks during a brawl that occurred between the two teams.

The correct answer is Four. This means that in four games of the 1982-83 season, the Denver Nuggets did not score 100 points.

David Thompson attended college in North Carolina.

Antonio McDyess' vertical leap was measured at 42 inches. This means that he was able to jump vertically from a standing position to a height of 42 inches. A high vertical leap is often seen as a sign of explosive leg power and athleticism, which can be advantageous in sports such as basketball. McDyess' impressive vertical leap likely contributed to his success as a professional basketball player.

In 1978, Denver Nuggets player David Thompson narrowly missed out on winning the scoring title by just 0.07 points. The player who edged him out for the title was George Gervin. Gervin, who played for the San Antonio Spurs, had an exceptional season and managed to score just enough to surpass Thompson's total. This close competition highlights the talent and competitiveness of both players during that season.

The correct answer is Larry Brown. Larry Brown, a former basketball player and coach, served as the head coach for the Denver Nuggets from 1974 to 1979. Before coaching the Nuggets, Brown had a successful coaching career in the ABA (American Basketball Association), where he coached the Carolina Cougars among other teams. After his stint with the Nuggets, Brown went on to coach several NBA teams and achieved great success, including winning the NBA championship with the Detroit Pistons in 2004.

Steve Blake graduated from the University of Maryland as the leader in all-time assists.

Denver Nugget Steve Blake has expressed his desire to meet Tiger Woods, a professional golfer. This suggests that Blake admires Woods and would like to have the opportunity to meet him in person.

The 1976 Denver Nuggets led the NBA in attendance, which refers to the number of people who attended their games. This statistic indicates the popularity and support of the team, as well as their ability to attract a large fan base. Leading in attendance suggests that the Nuggets had a strong following during that season, with fans showing up to watch their games in large numbers.

Steve Blake is a player for the Denver Nuggets, a professional basketball team based in Denver. The question asks about the favorite pro and college football teams of Steve Blake, implying that he has a connection to the city mentioned in the correct answer. Miami is the city where the Miami Dolphins (pro football team) and the University of Miami Hurricanes (college football team) are based. Therefore, it can be inferred that Miami is the city where the favorite pro and college football teams of Steve Blake play.

Three relatives of Denver Nuggets John Barry have played in the NBA.

Jalen Rose once hosted the Chicago All-Star Classic game to benefit local charities.

Cambyland is the correct answer because it is the name of Marcus Camby's charitable foundation.

The first name of Denver Nuggets player LaPhonso Ellis, "LaPhonso," does not have a specific meaning. Therefore, the answer "Great Warrior" is not accurate.

Deuce is the correct answer because it is a common nickname for the second child in a family. In this case, Allen II is the second child of Allen Iverson, so Deuce is an appropriate nickname for him.