With his title hotly rising within the earlier rumblings forward of subsequent week’s commerce deadline, Bones Hyland can solely deal with them like mud.

Hyland informed DNVR Sports’ Harrison Wind that he doesn’t pay very a lot consideration to commerce chatters with the Denver Nuggets.

“I don’t care. It doesn’t bother me at all. I don’t pay no mind to it. Whatever happens, happens. I know God’s got me. I don’t really care.”

With Denver hoping to capitalize their window within the ongoing reigns of two-time MVP Nikola Jokic, they’re decided to change their lineup in preparation of what could possibly be a basketball warfare for a title. As such, Hyland appeared for them as a possible candidate that may assist them retool.

The second-year professional stands as a proficient guard with immense scoring means. But the Nuggets, being a championship contender centered on following the wants of Jokic and their possibilities to compete, doesn’t have that a lot time wanted to cater his growth.

Hyland believes that the NBA will keep its enterprise facet and no matter what occurs, he’s optimistic on the way forward for his profession.

“Yeah, it is,” Hyland added. “But it’s also about being comfortable with yourself. I’m not the type to overthink something. Or think that this decision is going to put me at the bottom of the world. I know I’ll be good regardless of what happens.”