After winning the NBA title, the Denver Nuggets will not be going to the White House to party. This is because they want to become the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference.
The Nuggets were supposed to visit the White House in late January, but the Biden administration moved the date to March 18 because of a scheduling problem, reporter Chris Haynes said Thursday on the TNT show.
But right now, the Nuggets are too focused on getting to the top to pay attention to anything else.
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“I was told last week that the Nuggets were worried because all of a sudden, on March 19, they play the Minnesota Timberwolves in Minnesota, and that game is a little more important than they thought it would be when they rescheduled,” Haynes said Thursday night. “
The Nuggets had to make a tough choice: they’re not going to the White House after all…. And I want to be clear: it was clearly a basketball call.
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It was important to both the Nuggets and the Biden administration that the visit went well, but it didn’t this time, Haynes said.
They have a 43–19 record as of Thursday, which puts them in first place. The Nuggets are in third place, just one game behind.
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