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How do the Denver Nuggets defend guards?

The Denver Nuggets are allowing 42.6 points a game to guards in 2026-27, the 5th fewest of 30 teams, against a league average of 50.7 (−16%). Against them guards are also getting 12.5 rebounds (22nd most), 13.2 assists (16th) and 6.1 threes (24th) a game: 88.5 fantasy points in all (25th). Over their last 10 games they allowed 42.6 points a game to guards, about the same as their season’s 42.6 (26th most in that span).

The Denver Nuggets against guards, a game

What the Denver Nuggets allowed per game to guards: the season, the league average and the league rank
StatSeasonLeague averageRankLast 10Rank
Points42.6−16%against the league average50.726th42.626th
Rebounds12.5−9%against the league average13.722nd12.521st
Assists13.2−4%against the league average13.716th13.217th
Threes made6.1−14%against the league average7.124th6.125th
Steals3.9−2%against the league average4.015th3.914th
Blocks1.2−8%against the league average1.319th1.220th
Turnovers5.5−17%against the league average6.76th5.56th
Fantasy points88.5−11%against the league average99.225th88.525th

Rank among 30 teams: 1st allowed the most (for turnovers, forced the fewest). Per game, from our box scores, regular season. A player counts for his listed position: point and shooting guards are guards, small and power forwards are forwards. The percentage under each number is against the league’s average team. “Last 10”: each team’s last 10 games.