CSG Podcast
The oldest and most trusted Denver Nuggets based podcast since its founding in 2011. Your host Jeff Morton brings his innate knowledge of Nuggets history to talk about the modern team. Expect great guests and much more each week.
- Update frequency
- every 2 days
- Average duration
- 42 minutes
- Episodes
- 945
- Years Active
- 2011 - 2025
CSG #667: MPJ has taken the leap
The Denver Nuggets prevailed over the Los Angeles Lakers in game 5 of their first round series, sending the Nuggets to the second round and the Lakers home. In today's Mortcast Jeff talks about how t…
CSG #665: There's more than one way to build a team
There is more than one way to build a team in the NBA. Be it through culture, consistency or luck there is no one definitive way. Also Jeff talks about the potential for an NBA media package with Ama…
CSG #664: Nuggets take 2-0 lead over the Lakers on the back of one simple adjustment
The Nuggets made a spectacular comeback against the Lakers in game two, overcoming a 20 point deficit to defeat the team from LA. On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about how on adjustment from Michae…
CSG #663: Sometimes we forget, the Nuggets just reminded everyone in game 1 versus the Lakers
The Denver Nuggets prevailed over the Los Angeles Lakers in Game One to kick off the 2024 NBA Playoffs. Sometimes we forget and we need a reminder of how good the Nuggets are.
There was some hesitati…
Tim Miller breaks down Nuggets vs Lakers First Round Series
The Bulwark's Tim Miller is back with Jeff on the Mortcast to talk about the Los Angeles Lakers struggling to beat a New Orleans Pelicans team with an injured Zion Williamson and break down the Nugge…
CSG #662: Nuggets fell in it against the Spurs, only to come out smelling like a rose
The Denver Nuggets decided to make things as hard as possible for themselves as they stopped playing in the second half versus the San Antonio Spurs and ... lost. By the end of the Weekend they ended…
CSG #661: DIA affects how the NBA views the city of Denver
Yeah it might be the definition of 'first world problems but it's very much real ... Denver International Airport and it's location in the middle of nowhere plays a big part in how NBA players and mo…
Steve Gorman on 1993 MTV Rock n Jock, NBA basketball and the 'swing' of his band BagMen
Drummer, Rock Star, Radio Host in Minneapolis and Jeff's great friend Steve Gorman returns to CSG to talk about his co MVP turn at the 1993 MTV Rock n Jock game, his favorite sports teams and how his…
CSG #660: West chaos for the Nuggets and ownership chaos for the Timberwolves
The Denver Nuggets 'righted the ship' against the Cleveland Cavaliers at home. Since we are deep into what Jeff calls NBA Stupid Season there really isn't too much we can glean from most matchups rig…
CSG #659: The Rockies rudderless ship and Dick Monfort's Peter principle
The Colorado Rockies lost an extremely embarrassing 16-1 game to the Arizona Diamondbacks on the opening day of the season. On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about Rockies owner Dick Monfort and the …
Around the NBA with Trey: On the NBA's gambling issues and the hottest teams in the west
Jontay Porter is in a whole lot of trouble and it has to do with gambling. On the latest Around the NBA with Trey, Jeff and Trey talk about the gambling and the implications of such close relationshi…
CSG #658: The Mortcast guide to shutting off your brain during NBA 'stupid season'
The Nuggets played the Portland Trail Blazers without Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray last night. That is all you need to know. On the latest Mortcast Jeff guides you through how to shut off your brain…
CSG #657: Nuggets play the Timberwolves three times in less than a month and it's weird
The Nuggets begin a stretch where they play the Minnesota Timberwloves three times in less than a month. Also Adam Silver has some pretty dopey ideas for the NBA and having League Pass have a gamblin…
CSG #656: On the Nuggets sending a message to the league
The Denver Nuggets are 11-1 since the All Star break and have sent a message to the league, the people who cover the league and most importantly the Thunder and Wolves. Jeff talks about how and why t…
CSG #655: Nuggets must fight through boredom to become a dynasty
Like all great teams the Denver Nuggets must fight through boredom. Jeff talks about how the last two games are an example of this phenomena.
How indicative of boredom are the last two games the Nugg…
CSG #654: On the drop in NBA scoring and how NBA players believe in ref conspiracies
The NBA has seen a precipitous drop in scoring since the All Star break. Jeff addresses what he believes the reason is and what that means in the historical context of the league.
In the second half …
CSG #653: How one player makes a difference in the NBA and that's NIkola Jokic
Most of the time in NBA history having the best player trumps having the best team. On the latest Mortcast Jeff gives an example in the Nuggets own history of this truism and he explains how this per…
CSG #652: On liking the city of Denver and Wemby 'impatience'
Stephen A Smith doesn't like Denver. Who cares?
Also the constant framing of 'threat' by ESPN when it comes to Victor Wembanyama is weird. You can be 'impatient' without it meaning anything more than…
CSG #651: How sheer stubbornness has kept me in the Nuggets media landscape
On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about his personality defect of stubbornness has kept him in the Nuggets media landscape. Also, Jeff goes over how more stories need to be told in the modern media a…
CSG #650: Appreciating Jokic for what he has done for Denver
Nikola Jokic has done something that one might have thought impossible even 5 years ago, he's made the Denver Nuggets a respected organization in the NBA. On the latest Mortcast Jeff talks about how …