If Monte Morris holds even an ounce of grudge against the Denver Nuggets, it’s so imperceptible not even a polygraph would pick it up.
In new general manager Calvin Booth’s first big swing running the Nuggets, he traded Morris and veteran Will Barton this past summer in exchange for Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Ish Smith.
On the surface, it wasn’t shocking, as the trade improved Denver defensively a . . .
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