The 2024-25 NBA season officially came to an end for the Denver Nuggets on Sunday night. Aaron Gordon was not happy about it. The Nuggets were blown out in a one-sided 125-93 ball game against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday night. The Thunder were able to grab control of the game in the second quarter, and they kept pouring it on from there.

So, despite a Grade 2 hamstring strain, a debilitating long-term injury for explosive basketball players and really any athlete in any sport, Gordon started anyway. And despite so

As per the current NBA playoff scheduling, only the fittest roster could survive the hectic schedule. And if you’re Aaron Gordon, you can play with a Grade 2 hamstring strain, too. Recently, during the unforgettable Game 7 showdown between the Denver Nuggets and the Oklahoma City Thunder,

After an 82-game season, any NBA player near full health at the start of the playoffs is lucky. By the end of the playoffs, any player near full health is a medical anomaly. Between the physicality of the playoffs and a taxing regular season,

Stephen Curry missed four consecutive games in the second round due to a Grade 1 hamstring strain, contributing to the Warriors' elimination by the Timberwolves. Jayson Tatum suffered an Achilles injury during the Celtics' series against the Knicks, sidelining him for Game 5 and 6.

Denver Nuggets interim head coach David Adelman revealed Aaron Gordon's status for Game 7 against Oklahoma City Thunder on Sunday.

The Nuggets and Thunder play Sunday in a Western Conference semifinal, with the winner advancing to face Minnesota.

Aaron Gordon might be the gold standard of the "struggling leading man to role player" transformation right now. After never finding his place in Orlando, he has become Mr. Nugget in Denver by giving up the on-ball portion of his offensive game,