Trey Alexander is listed as out for the game against the Hawks due to his two-way contract, highlighting the challenges the Nuggets face with player availability as they strive to extend their winning streak.

Trey Alexander is currently out due to his two-way G League contract, limiting his availability for the Nuggets as they face the Cavaliers.

Trey Alexander has been called up from the G League to provide additional depth in the Nuggets' backcourt with Jamal Murray's questionable status due to hamstring inflammation. The 21-year-old rookie guard has had limited NBA experience this season, appearing in just eight games, and is not expected to be in the rotation if Murray plays.

Trey Alexander has barely played for the Denver Nuggets, as he is one of several undrafted rookies on the roster. His opportunities have been limited, and he has not made a significant impact on the team. The Nuggets, focused on competing for a title, have not relied on their rookie class, leaving Alexander without much chance to showcase his skills early in the season.

Trey Alexander is a rookie on the Nuggets who shares a unique connection with Russell Westbrook, having met him as a child when Westbrook was with the Thunder. Born in 2003, Alexander grew up watching Westbrook, who has become an influential figure in the NBA. Their interaction during practice went viral, highlighting the generational impact Westbrook has had on younger players like Alexander.