The Denver Nuggets, the 2023 NBA champions, have reportedly canceled their plans to visit the White House because they believe it will interfere with their chances of securing the first seed in the current postseason.
Denver is on the verge of securing home-court advantage for the playoffs after winning their first championship last summer.
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The Nuggets and Timberwolves are tied for first place in the Western Conference with just one game separating them.
NBA insider Chris Haynes, who plans to repeat as champion, cancels his trip to Washington on March 18.
Following a cancellation in January owing to scheduling conflicts, the Biden administration has now postponed its second visit.
Haynes talks about Denver’s strategy for Thursday’s game against the Boston Celtics on TNT.
“Just last week I was informed that the Nuggets were concerned now because all of a sudden, after March 18, which is March 19, they play the Minnesota Timberwolves in Minnesota, and now that game is a little bit more important than they had expected when they did reschedule,” he told viewers.
“I was told the Nuggets made a tough decision, but they’re canceling that trip to the White House,” Haynes added.
“I want to make this clear, it was clearly a basketball decision,” he said.
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