Crisis is averted, folks. Spencer Jones does not go to one of Denver's biggest rivals, does not leave on a $6 million contract. The Nuggets retain him in a move that has major ramifications. We'll talk about it next year on. Locked on Nuggets.

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Welcome into Lockdown Nuggets, I'm Ryan Blackburn. He's Matt Moore. Thank you so much for tuning into tonight's show as we just received some very good news for the Denver Nuggets. Spencer Jones,

who signed an offer sheet with the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday morning, ultimately

is retained by the Denver Nuggets.

They, about 45 minutes ago, that news came out and really good timing for us here on

tonight's show as we get to talk about how a crash out did occur in the previous

episode, how we did talk about some of the negative ramifications and what

that looks like for Denver. But now crisis is averted and the Denver Nuggets, Matt, they

retain one of their more important role players from last year and somebody who I think

could be an important role player for them for the foreseeable future.

Yeah, I just think if we kind of look at it from this perspective, this is probably the best

way to do it.

Is Spencer good value on his contract?

Yes, then let's keep the good value on his contract.

If you're going to move guys, move the guys that are not good value on their contract.

And that's Christianian brown that's

arguably jemal murray that's arguably erin gordon um you know this may lead to more painful

stuff i'm not trying to be down here it's just like it's the reality of them being in the second

apron but keeping spencer is a good thing like having spencer instead of not having spencer not

losing spencer to KC matters.

You know, there's a lot.

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