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Nuggets’ head coach Michael Malone promises another NBA title: ‘We some greedy bastards’

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Denver Nuggets head coach Michael Malone was celebrating all day Thursday with his team as the championship parade rolled through Denver after the franchise won its first Larry O’Brien Trophy. 

But it isn’t one and done for the Nuggets, according to Malone. 

"What a great day to celebrate a championship, but we’re not done yet. We some greedy bastards, baby. We’re getting another one!"

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Head coach Michael Malone reacts during the Denver Nuggets' victory parade and rally after winning the 2023 NBA title at Civic Center Park June 15, 2023, in Denver, Colo. (Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)

Malone’s now-famous quote after his Nuggets beat LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals was also brought up during the parade. 

Malone wore a T-shirt on his parade float that said, "Put this in your pipe and smoke it," words he spoke when he didn’t like how the narrative was being pushed about the Lakers being OK after losing Game 1 of that series.

"You win Game 1 of the playoffs, and all anyone can talk about is the Lakers. Let’s be honest, that was a national narrative. It was, ‘Hey, the Lakers are fine,’" Malone said at the time. 

Aaron Gordon speaks during the Denver Nuggets' victory parade and rally after winning the 2023 NBA title at Civic Center Park June 15, 2023, in Denver, Colo. (Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)

Denver sports personality Vic Lombardi went a step further while introducing Malone to the thousands in the crowd on Thursday. 

"In these playoffs, he became the Lakers’ daddy! So, I tell you what, NBA, put that in your pipe and smoke it,"

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