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David Adelman rode Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray heavy in Denver's home opener win, but history shows this minutes strategy isn't sustainable.

The Denver Nuggets overcame a 20-point deficit to defeat the New Orleans Pelicans 141-135 in overtime during their home opener. Nikola Jokic posted a 35-point triple-double, while Jamal Murray scored 42 points in the comeback victory.
Writer Ben Handler argues that head coach David Adelman is overworking his starters too early in the regular season. Handler warns that playing Jokic, Murray, and Christian Braun for 40 or more minutes risks player exhaustion and another potential early playoff exit.
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