The former players are obsessed with the Nuggets. This summer is his excellent opportunity to return to the team?

Denver local media Mile High Sports reporter Ryan Blackburn recently talked about the possibility of former Denver Nuggets backcourt star Bruce Brown returning this summer. It seems that Blackburn is still very optimistic about Brown's return.

Blackburn said: There are indeed many rumors about Bruce Brown's return to Denver. I mean, Brown himself is very interested in returning to the Nuggets, which includes a lot of rumors. Brown showed a lot of his love for Denver on social media. He even returned to Denver to watch the game at home in the second round of the playoffs against the Los Angeles Clippers Series G2, which can also illustrate something. If this is an opportunity to get him back and he does have the idea of ​​putting on the Nuggets jersey again, the team management must find a way to bring him back to Denver this summer, because his return to this familiar place will also make Nuggets fans very happy and can also enhance the team's overall competitiveness.

In the NBA regular season this season, Brown played 41 times for the Toronto Raptors and the New Orleans Pelicans, with averaging 22.5 minutes per game, averaging 8.3 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists, 0.8 steals and 0.2 blocks, and 1 turnover and 1.7 fouls. His shooting percentage was 42.1%, a three-point shooting percentage of 33.3%, and a free throw shooting percentage of 81.5%. Brown's performance this season is obviously not ideal. The Raptors and Pelicans he plays for are both in a mess this season. The team's goal is to train young players. In this case, Brown has no way to integrate into it. His abilities in all aspects are not able to fully display. His performance has also declined significantly compared to the past few seasons.

But Brown's ability is of course there, and his importance to the Nuggets' second team during the 2023 playoffs and his role in the Nuggets' championship win are also obvious to all. When the Nuggets need to improve the competitiveness of the second lineup, it is also a very reasonable thing to sign Browns. Brown received a two-year contract from the Indiana Pacers in the summer of 2023, with a total of up to $48 million. Such an annual salary is obviously beyond the Nuggets' tolerance, which is also an important factor in the Nuggets' inability to retain Brown. Judging from the situation in these two seasons, Brown does not seem to be able to play his role in the Nuggets in other teams, and the Nuggets really need Brown very much. In this case, will the Nuggets sign Brown back this summer?