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Denver Nuggets #30 Jerseys: George McGinnis / Kenny Smith & More
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Showcase your Denver Nuggets pride with this distinctive Denver Nuggets #30 jersey. This unique number has been worn by notable Nuggets including early franchise star George McGinnis, veteran guard Kenny Smith, longtime forward Reggie Evans, and center Jay Huff. McGinnis wore #30 during his 1979-80 season in Denver and had previously earned an NBA All-Star selection with the Nuggets, while Smith represented the number during the 1996-97 season and appeared in 33 games for Denver. Evans carried #30 during the 2006-07 season and became a physical presence on the Nuggets' front line, while Huff wore #30 during his 2024 stint with Denver before continuing his career with the Indiana Pacers. Crafted from lightweight, breathable moisture-wicking fabric with tackle twill numbers and signature Nuggets graphics, it delivers athletic comfort and durable game-day style.
| Player Name | Years Active | College | High School | Honors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| George McGinnis (Big Mac, Baby Bull, McGinnis the Magnificent, Big George, The Hammer) | 1979-1980 | Indiana | Washington in Indianapolis, Indiana | Hall of Fame; 6x All Star; 2x ABA Champ; 2x All-NBA; 1971-72 All-Rookie; 3x All-ABA; 1974-75 MVP; ABA All-Time Team |
| Kenny Smith (The Jet) | 1997 | UNC | Archbishop Molloy in Queens, New York | 2x NBA Champ; 1987-88 All-Rookie |
| Ron Horn | 1968 | Indiana | Mississinewa in Gas City, Indiana | |
| R.B. Lynam | 1968 | Oklahoma Baptist University | Shawnee in Shawnee, Oklahoma | |
| Richie Moore (Richie) | 1968 | John Bartram in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | ||
| Ken Wilburn | 1969 | Central State University | River Rouge in River Rouge, Michigan | |
| Tom Workman (Hawk) | 1971 | Seattle University | Blanchet in Seattle, Washington | |
| Willie Long | 1973-1974 | New Mexico | South Side in Fort Wayne, Indiana | |
| George Irvine (Hawkeye) | 1976 | Washington | Ballard in Seattle, Washington | |
| Norm Cook | 1978 | Kansas | Lincoln in Lincoln, Illinois | |
| Jacky Dorsey | 1978 | Georgia | Archer in Atlanta, Georgia | |
| Darnell Hillman (Dr. Dunk) | 1978 | San Jose State | Hiram Johnson in Sacramento, California | 2x ABA Champ |
| Anthony Roberts | 1984 | Oral Roberts | Riverside in Chattanooga, Tennessee | |
| Jay Vincent (Big Daddy, Fat Daddy, Midnight Creeper, Dr. Jay, Mister Jay, Vacation) | 1988-1989 | Michigan State | Lansing Eastern in Lansing, Michigan | 1981-82 All-Rookie |
| Marcus Liberty (Doc) | 1991-1994 | Illinois | Martin Luther King in Chicago, Illinois | |
| Priest Lauderdale | 1998 | Central State University | Carver in Chicago, Illinois | |
| Mark Strickland | 2001 | Temple | McNair in Atlanta, Georgia | |
| Carlos Arroyo (Full name Carlos Alberto Arroyo Bermudez) | 2002 | Florida International University | Colegio Santiago Apostol in Fajardo, Puerto Rico | |
| Mark Blount (Big Basic) | 2003 | Pitt | ||
| Reggie Evans (The Collector, Joker) | 2006-2007 | Iowa | Woodham in Pensacola, Florida | |
| Dahntay Jones | 2009 | Steinert in Hamilton, New Jersey | 2016 NBA Champ | |
| Malik Allen | 2010 | Villanova | Shawnee in Medford, New Jersey | |
| Quincy Miller | 2013-2014 | Baylor | Westchester Country Day in High Point, North Carolina | |
| Troy Daniels | 2020 | VCU | William Fleming in Roanoke, Virginia | |
| Jay Huff | 2024 | Virginia | Voyager Academy in Durham, North Carolina |