Adjustment will really be suggested because same as being said this wont really be the same on last season since there were lots of changes in rosters specially on West teams.
They shouldnt expect that this one would really be an easy path if they wont make any add up-They should took up as a consideration on seeking out that additional that can
able to perform in all aspects scoring-defending member.

I'm with the idea of Blazers should change their coach since no positive result happens for 7 years with their current coach. However, even you put Stever Kerr or Coach Pop in the current Blazers team right now, I will bet that they will not be the champion.

What they need to do is to put some strong backup players around the main core. Remove Lillard and CJ on the floor and they are doomed. Blazers are known for not participating in catching big fish or at least have an effort to target a well-good player. They are like that for several seasons wasting the talents of Damian Lillard. Fortunately for them, Lillard already committed that he will not leave the team and will remain loyal. He said that, if I'm not mistaken 2 to 3 years ago.


Coach is a big factor, no doubt about that. The presence of coaches like Steve Kerr or Coach Pop will boost players morale.

But in today's NBA, morale is not enough. Blazers should overhaul first their lineup and just consider changing coach later on.

Jamal murray needs to be consistent, his stats are improving, so that's good. https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/m/murraja01.html
However, I don't think he will be in the top 10 great players in the NBA, there's more talent in the NBA which is better than Murray, I mean more MVP caliber and more athletic, this guy does not belong to their standing yet.

He also needs to be healthy all the time if possible to help his team wins, but if only Murray and Jokic who will constantly score, I'm not gonna expect they will be in the WCF or even in the playoffs as we've seen them very predictable during the Blazers series. IIRC, they were the favorites to win the series that time but loss in a thrilling game 7.

He doesnt need to be on the top 10 to be a champion. Leave that being a star to Jokic and just play hard and win the game again to get that top spot.

We all know that the West is filled with powerhouse team. Somehow, if Denver will be on top again then analysts that are hyping players could have some time for them.

Up until now, I dont see much analayst visitors in ESPN which is rooting for Denver but there is one which shocked them there.
Choices where Clippers, Bucks and Houston but yet he said nothing and chose Denver. (Cannot find the link anymore)

Another thing to consider is chemistry.
Powerhouse teams have players which will play for the first time with them. Not Denver.
Houston could be one since Harden and Westbrook knew each other before.

Last season, Denver is already a contender in the playoffs and yes they are one or two superstars away to make it to the finals. Yet I guess it's too early to say they can be a championship contender considering their lack of experience during the playoffs.

Odds are fine and all but that doesnt mean they arent going to be a good team.  I'd say Denver's is a top 3 team this year.  Just because superstars were added to some teams doesnt mean it will turn into regular season success.  It will take some time for these teams to get, meanwhile Denver's will kick off day one just like last year. 

Denver had a chance last season with some injuries, like they lost to blazers in the end but if they beat blazers and than warriors had injures one series earlier than they could have won that series, very difficult and almost impossible but it was at least a bit possible.

They do not have the same chance this season because now there is parity in the league like never was, a lot of great teams, Houston with Westbrook and harden, Lakers with Lebron and AD, clippers with PG13 and Kawhi, Warriors with Curry and Klay, Spurs with Derozan and LMA. I mean there must be other teams I am forgetting and that is just west side, not even mentioning teams from east because they are not going to finals anyway. I think Denver should keep focusing on improving their guys and implementing their system further with players that will be better, doing some trades or signing FA during off-season.

The west is much improve now with the facts you've mentioned.
Reason why Denver had a good standing in the past season is due to Warriors and Rockets struggling from the start but Denver remain consistent.
However, when these struggling teams were able to get back in shape in the later part to the off season, that's the time the Denver Nuggets face a good team and they lost against the Blazers.

We although cannot underestimate Denver Nuggets, but they are still young with lack of star players, Jokic maybe extraordinary, but who would fill his shoes in the event he gets injured, or who will he rely in the event he struggles in scoring.

Don't you sleep on Jusuf Nurkic, this is one of the reasons of the success of the Denver Nuggets, if he was healthy in the Playoffs, they could end the Nuggets in less than 7 games and might compete at a high level with the Warriors in the WCF.

Look at this guy's stats https://www.basketball-reference.com/players/n/nurkiju01.html
He average a double double in the last season, with 15.6 points and 10.4 rebounds, their defense is better with him as he can guard Jokic in the paint and any big man as I don't see him got dominated by a big man in the last season.

Jokic needs help if Denver wanted to keep improving their spot from this league. They should find  a way to free up their cap and start  building  a solid team to help Jokic. It's time to follow the trend, teams are doing their best to get some help from stars being free agents, If they can land a Kawhi-type of intensity who can boost the rhythm of the game, it's best to aim for higher chances and to impress more fans.