The Denver Nuggets delivered an electrifying performance in the conference semifinals showdown against the Oklahoma City Thunder. After levelling the series at 3-3 in an intense Game 6, the Nuggets now gear up for the all-important Game 7. Yet, in a twist of fate, the team received an unsettling injury update concerning Aaron Gordon.
The Thunder kicked off the series with an impressive triumph in the first two games, but the Nuggets rallied back fiercely, claiming victories in both Game 3 and Game 4. Although the Thunder fought hard to secure Game 5, the Nuggets showcased their resilience by winning Game 6, setting the stage for a thrilling Game 7. In a twist of fate, Gordon will be sidelined for that crucial match.
“Reporting for @SportsCenter on Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon expected to need one month to recover from a Grade 2 left hamstring strain.” Via ESPN’s Shams Charania.
Reporting for @SportsCenter on Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon expected to need one month to recover from a Grade 2 left hamstring strain: pic.twitter.com/moB2OETJEY
— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) May 18, 2025
During a tense moment in Game 6 against the Thunder, Gordon sustained a hamstring injury while battling for a loose ball. He found himself entangled with Thunder’s Alex Caruso, which left him limping away awkwardly. Unfortunately, this unfortunate incident forced him to exit the game just moments later, adding to the tension of an already nail-biting matchup.
Unforgettable Clutch Plays: Aaron Gordon’s 2024-25 Postseason Highlights
During this postseason, Gordon has delivered two pivotal winning shots highlighting his performance on the court. In Game 4 against the Los Angeles Clippers, he executed an impressive buzzer-beating putback dunk that secured the victory for the Nuggets. Additionally, in a high-pressure moment during Game 1 against the Thunder, he sank a crucial 3-pointer with just three seconds remaining, sealing the win for the Nuggets.
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Gordon’s knack for clutch shooting didn’t stop there. He also contributed significantly to the team’s success in Game 3 against the Thunder. With just 28 seconds left, he made another critical 3-pointer that tied the game and forced it into overtime. These key moments have showcased Gordon’s skill under pressure, solidifying his role as a vital player in the postseason.
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