Denver Nuggets

Nuggets, Warriors ready for physical Game 6

PTI

Michael Wilbon and Tony Kornheiser discuss the Nuggets toughness against Steph Curry and the Grizzlies win over the Clippers. Plus, five good minutes with Jalen Rose.

Around the Horn

Tony Reali and the national panel discuss the Nuggets "dirty" play against Steph Curry, the Grizzlies win over the Clippers and Dwight Howard's future in Los Angeles.

Cheap Shots?

Is Mark Jackson right that the Nuggets "sent hit men" after Stephen Curry? Can't the NBA prevent that kind of thing? David Thorpe and Henry Abbott discuss.

Draymond Green in middle of Golden State Warriors-Denver Nuggets NBA playoff war of words

Warriors coach thinks Nuggets played 'dirty'

Warriors coach Mark Jackson accused the Nuggets of dirty play and attempting to take cheap shots at Golden State star Stephen Curry.

The Mike Lupica Show: 5/1

Mike and Don agree that the Knicks will likely put an end to their series with the Celtics in Game 5 at MSG. Steve Kerr tells us if Boston has a shot at coming back and reacts to Warriors head coach Mark Jackson's rant on the Nuggets' "dirty play".

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Should Golden State have fouled?

Golden State coach Mark Jackson had plenty to say following his team's Game 5 loss to Denver last night, accusing the Nuggets of playing dirty. Perhaps overshadowed in all of this, though, was the Warriors coach's curious decision not to foul with the game still in reach in the final minutes.

HoopIdea: Swift justice for dirty play

On video, it looks like strategy. Stephen Curry, the NBA's newest and slightest superstar, who has been killing the Nuggets on ankles so brittle he recently tweeted "no ankle left unturned lol," was minding his own business, jogging through the lane three-and-a-half minutes into Game 5, when the Nuggets' Kenneth Faried stepped backward, directly into Curry's tender foot.