Kentavious Caldwell-Pope

The Nuggets showed in their season-opening win over the Lakers that they will have a say in the NBA's final outcome.

An inside look at the moves, and non-moves, that made the Denver Nuggets champions.

The Nuggets now have the kind of complete roster that Jokic and Murray never had around them, and Jokic has been silly good this postseason.

The 30-year-old has fueled the Nuggets through the playoffs so far. Next up, the team who he won a championship with in 2020.

You want deals that moved the needle this postseason? Look no further than the backcourt.

Harrell and Caldwell-Pope took swings toward each other — with neither connecting — and became entangled before teammates separated the two, sources said.

Harrell's relentless energy has catalyzed a 4-1 start that feels sustainable, and potentially beneficial for Washington down the road.

The Wizards haven't had any problems scoring for more than a decade. It's the other side of the ball that's been dreadful.

The Wizards are down a major playmaker and with a new head coach, but what are the chances of playoff success with the updated roster?

The No. 7 seed Lakers are favored. One reason is that their biggest strength is Phoenix's biggest weakness.

Not everyone can have a LeBron James or Anthony Davis, but Washington can take notes on the roster construction of the Heat and Lakers.

We know LeBron and AD are propelling the Lakers' championship charge, but the Lakers bench has more than held its own against the Heat.

With Avery Bradley out, the perimeter-defense burden falls to Caldwell-Pope.

Kentavious Caldwell-Pope continues to shine for the Lakers.

Has Caldwell-Pope finally turned a corner and started to realize his potential?

Have Lakers fans been too hard on Kentavious Caldwell-Pope? The Kamenetzky brothers weigh in.

KCP turned the Staples Center boos into cheers with a game-ball performance against the Kings.

Long derided as a “Klutch Tax” player, Caldwell-Pope has shortcomings but might contribute in a smaller role.