Nuggets forward new player: It feels too bad to watch others play in the playoffs, which makes you feel weak

Denver Nuggets' forward new player Cameron Johnson recently appeared on the podcast "The YoungMan And The Three" and he also talked about his feelings after missing the playoff game.

Johnson said: I hope I will never miss the playoffs in the future. Because if you miss the playoffs, it means your entire season is over early. It feels so bad to watch others play in the playoffs at home, and I feel weak. Seeing other people playing so happily on the field, I really feel weak. Johnson continued: In addition, the playoffs are the purpose of each of our teams striving for a season, all of which are to make the playoffs, and continue to advance in the playoffs, and ultimately compete for the championship. It feels so bad that you have to finish 82 games even though you can't make it to the playoffs, and it feels great to be able to play in the playoffs because you always look forward to the next game. I am looking forward to this season in the Nuggets, where this team has experience in championships, and I believe we will make a difference soon.

In the NBA regular season last season, Johnson played 57 games for his old club, the Brooklyn Nets in 82 games, averaging 31.6 minutes per game, averaging 18.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 0.9 steals and 0.4 blocks, and 1.7 turnovers and 1.8 fouls, with a shooting percentage of 47.5%, a three-point shooting percentage of 39%, and a free throw shooting percentage of 89.3%. Johnson's overall performance last season was pretty good. He also showed good scoring ability and stable shooting ability. He also has certain passing ability and support ability. He can provide a lot of support to the team on the offensive end. In addition, his performance on the defensive end is also quite average, and he is also a forward player with very comprehensive abilities. It’s just that the Nets experienced various turmoil last season, and the team had given up their record in the second half of the season, which also affected Johnson’s data and performance to a certain extent.

In a deal this summer, the Nuggets sent forward Michael Porter Jr. and the 2032 Nuggets' unprotected first-round pick, and exchanged Johnson from the Nets. It is obvious that the Nuggets' goal in the new season is still to launch an impact on the championship, and Johnson will also play an important role in the Nuggets in the new season, and his performance may even determine the Nuggets' prospects in the playoffs to a certain extent. The Nuggets stopped the semi-finals in the playoffs this year, which is actually related to Porter Jr.'s performance is not ideal. In the new season, can Johnson's performance surpass Porter Jr.?