Nuggets guard Jamal Murray wasn't on board with Rockets coach Ime Udoka complaining about the refs after the game.

In this week’s edition of Nuggets Ink, the Denver Nuggets podcast, beat write Bennett Durando discusses Jamal Murray’s chances of an NBA All-Star selection.

The 50-40-90 club is an elite statistical club that only a few NBA players, mostly lethal shooters, have entered. The list includes legends, such as Stephen Curry, Larry Bird, Dirk Nowitzki, Steve Nash and Kevin Durant.

The Denver Nuggets suffered a 131-121 loss to the Dallas Mavericks on Monday night, but the scoreboard wasn't their only concern. Star point guard Jamal Murray sprained his right ankle in the third quarter, adding to Denver's growing list of injured starters.

Watson has seen the offensive prowess of both Nuggets stars since arriving in 2022, but this season, he's seen it on full display as a nightly starter amid Denver's injury woes, and with Jokic and Murray having what could be the best start of both of their careers in the Mile High thus far.

Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray was listed as questionable just a few hours before Wednesday night’s game at Indiana. By tip-off, he left nothing to chance.

Denver Nuggets coach David Adelman enumerated some of guard Jamal Murray's impressive accomplishments over the years.

Ime Udoka let the officials know what he thought of them throughout the Rockets' loss to the Nuggets, but then he really let it rip with reporters after the game.