Jamal Murray has been a steady contributor for the Denver Nuggets since entering the NBA in 2016. Over the years, he has grown into a key figure, especially when it comes to playoff performances, consistently delivering for his team during crucial moments.
The Nuggets are scheduled to play Game 7 of the conference semifinals against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday. According to the team’s latest injury report, he is listed as probable due to an unspecified illness.
Injury Report ahead of Game Seven against the Thunder:
— Denver Nuggets (@nuggets) May 17, 2025
PROBABLE:
Jamal Murray (Illness)
Russell Westbrook (Right Hand Sprain)
QUESTIONABLE:
Aaron Gordon (Left Hamstring Strain)
Hunter Tyson (Right Ankle Sprain)
OUT:
DaRon Holmes II (Right Achilles Tendon Repair)… pic.twitter.com/E3BVHgYoTt
Before Game 6, Murray was already dealing with illness due to flu symptoms and had been marked as questionable. Despite that, he took to the court and delivered a strong performance, logging 42 minutes of play. He contributed 25 points, eight rebounds, and seven assists in Denver’s 119-107 victory over Oklahoma City.
In addition to Murray, the Nuggets are monitoring the health of other key players on the roster. Russell Westbrook is also listed as probable as he deals with a right-hand sprain.
Additionally, Aaron Gordon is dealing with a left hamstring strain, while Hunter Tyson is nursing a right ankle sprain. Both players are currently listed as questionable. Meanwhile, DaRon Holmes II has been ruled out due to recovery from right Achilles tendon repair.
Jamal Murray Reflects On Playing Through Illness
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Following Denver’s Game 6 victory, Jamal Murray addressed the media about his health and availability. When asked if he ever considered sitting out, Murray dismissed the idea, expressing his determination to be on the court.
“No, I woke up feeling it, went to the clinic, and got tested for a couple of different things. It was negative, so I’m happy about that. But I was always gonna play in my mind. I’m glad we got the win and gave ourselves some life and a chance to win the series,” Murray said.
The conference semifinals between the Nuggets and the Thunder are now locked at three games apiece. The outcome of Game 7 will determine which team moves forward. Despite being listed as probable, Murray is anticipated to take the floor once again to guide his team to a crucial win.
