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Pickett will start for the Nuggets in Saturday's game against the Pacers, Bennett Durando of The Denver Post reports.

Russell Westbrook says the Denver Nuggets 'didn't want him back' originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Veteran guard Russell Westbrook opened up on his departure from the Denver Nuggets following Denver’s 130-124 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Monday night.

Obliging Miami’s invitation to play fast-paced, somewhat chaotic basketball, Denver held off the Heat for a 122-112 win Wednesday and improved to 4-0 this season at Ball Arena. They were a lackluster 26-15 at home last year.

A survey conducted by the Grueling Truth, a popular social media sports network, discovered that Nuggets fans are the most confident in their team’s ability to make it to the NBA Finals.

Denver’s offense is also averaging 124.22 points per game—best in the NBA. It’s not chaotic or hurried either—it’s precise, purposeful, connected. When pace is needed, they run. When the game slows down, they grind in the paint. It’s an offense built on trust, reading and reacting, and matchup hunting.

The Denver Nuggets improved to 7–2 behind Nikola Jokić’s triple-double and a renewed focus on composure, signaling both personal growth and team dominance early in the season.