Jamal Murray receives ‘above average’ lawsuit from David Adelman
Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray is one of the prolific players in the league who has yet to earn an All-Star berth. But there’s a strong possibility that could change for Murray this season, especially with the way he’s been playing lately.
He is on Wednesday led the Nuggets over the Indiana Pacers135-120, at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. He exploded for a season-high 52 points on 19-of-25 shooting from the field, including a scorching 10-of-11 from beyond the arc. He also added six rebounds and four assists.
After the victory over the Pacers, the coach of the Nuggets David Adelman stressed that Murray belongs to the upper layer player in the league.
“All I know is that (Murray) has a ring in his house, he has a triple-double in the finals, he has more games than 50 points in the playoffs. How many games are in the team he is in and how many games have we won during this decade, and obviously Jokov (Nikola Jokic) but that was over two standards, there were also standards. year,” Adelman said in a video released by the Nuggets.
“Up until this season, I would say his level of play has been very, very above average.”
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— Denver Nuggets (@nuggets) December 4, 2025
It’s hard to disagree with Adelman, who has witnessed the 28-year-old Murray’s work ethic for years, even during his year-long layoff with an ACL injury.
With the amount of talented quarterbacks in the Western Conference, Murray has usually been the odd man out. But, as Adelman said, it’s impossible to deny Murray is playing at a different level this season.
Denver improved to 15-6 after beating Indiana.
2025-12-04 05:58:00
