The Nuggets were given a disabled player without injury to DaRon Holmes
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The Denver Nuggets have acquired a disabled player out of $1.53 million, league sources told The Athletic. This is after losing rookie DaRon Holmes this season, due to a torn Achilles – 7:42 PM
Injuries are taking their toll on the Western Conference race, as Denver has been willing to lean on rookies for big minutes on their contending roster in recent seasons. Holmes, who averaged 20.4 points and 8.5 rebounds in Dayton and made 38.5% of his 3s last season, is viewed by the Nuggets as an immediate contributor, according to sources. -via ESPN.com / July 18, 2024
Vinny Benedetto: The Nuggets just announced that DaRon Holmes II had surgery on his right Achilles this morning in Denver. Dr. Kenneth Hunt was a surgeon at UCHealth Steadman Hawkins Clinic. – with Twitter @VBenedetto / July 15, 2024
Harrison Wind: Losing DaRon Holmes is a blow to Denver's depth, which the Nuggets thought they relied on the most this year. Dario Saric and Vlatko Cancar will need to soak up the minutes. Denver could apply for the disabled player waiver, which may not be helpful due to Holmes' low salary. – with Twitter @HarrisonWind / July 13, 2024
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