With the Denver Nuggets in the midst of their longest winning streak of the season (seven games), there’s always room to grow and add to the team.
The Nuggets did just that Thursday, with the announcement that they have signed guard Shaquille Harrison to a two-way contract, a spot that was previously held by Greg Whittington.
Harrison didn’t play much as a member of the Utah Jazz to begin this season, but the 27-year-old has appeared in 156 NBA games over the past four seasons, which included 23 starts across two seasons with the Chicago Bulls.
So what exactly are the Nuggets adding to the backcourt with this signing?