Denver Nuggets fans are in for a change as the team's broadcast team undergoes a significant shake-up. Longtime play-by-play announcer Chris Marlowe and color analyst Scott Hastings will no longer call Nuggets games next season. Marlowe has been calling Nuggets games for Altitude since team owner Stan Kroenke launched the regional sports network in 2004. He has also been the lead play-by-play guy for beach volleyball at seven Olympics, most recently for NBC in 2024. Marlowe was named Colorado Sportscaster of the Year in 2023. Hastings has been a Nuggets and Broncos color commentator for various local broadcasts in Denver since 1993, when he retired from an 11-year career in the NBA. Drafted by the Knicks in 1982, the big man spent the last two seasons of his playing career with the Nuggets. Hastings will continue to co-host a sports talk show on Altitude's radio station. Altitude Nuggets reporter and studio analyst Chris Dempsey was also let go, according to four sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity. Katy Winge and Vic Lombardi, two other staples on the Nuggets broadcast, have been retained, according to three of those sources. The departure of Marlowe and Hastings marks the end of an era for the Nuggets broadcast team, which has been synonymous with the team's success over the years. The team's president of media ventures, Steve Smith, released a statement praising the outgoing announcers for their dedication and passion for the game. "For more than a decade, Chris Marlowe, Scott Hastings and Chris Dempsey have been synonymous with Nuggets basketball, bringing energy, insight and a genuine love of the game to every broadcast," Smith said. "They have been part of many of the most memorable moments in franchise history, including the 2023 championship run, and have helped shape how generations of fans experience Nuggets basketball. Each has been an outstanding ambassador for our organization, leaving a lasting impact on our company, our fans, and the broader Nuggets community."