With their survival on the line, the Denver Nuggets turned the gears against the Oklahoma City Thunder. Unlike the last game, this one came as a team effort. But while they did force a Game 7, the Nuggets might have suffered a huge loss. At the end of what was an intense fourth quarter, Aaron Gordon came off limping. The Nuggets forward grabbed his hamstring, raising concerns and doubt at the worst time possible.
The Nuggets haven’t had enough time to assess the ailment. Gordon couldn’t continue to play the final minute of the quarter. And as tests will be conducted in the coming days, head coach David Adelman isn’t feeling confident about the former Magic forward being available for the series decider.
“Nuggets interim coach David Adelman says concern about Aaron Gordon’s hamstring is “high,” but he didn’t know any specifics,” ESPN’s Tim MacMahon reported.
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