Officially confirmed! There is a high probability of withdrawing from the competition! Alas, Jokic!

I have to say that the Nuggets are really tough enough. They only rotated about 7 players in total. Until the last two games, the balls began to change, increasing the playing time of the forward guard swingman Strauser, barely reaching the rotation of 8 players.

In the earth-shaking G6, the Nuggets' forwards completely exploded. Not only did Michael Porter score 2 three-pointers and score 10 points and 4 rebounds, Braun also contributed 23 points, 11 rebounds and 5 assists.

As for "Surprise" Strauser, he made 3 of 4 shots from outside the three-point line and scored 15 points and 2 rebounds alone, which greatly reduced the pressure on the Nuggets' wings.

The best defense is offense. Instead of finding a way to passively defend Jaylen Williams and Alexander, it is better to use active attack to consume these two strong points.

But after talking for so long, why wasn't Aaron Gordon mentioned?

In G6, Gordon's data looked average at first glance, with only 5 points on 2 of 7 shots in the sports game, but he took 7 rebounds and sent 7 assists, and he changed the track to support the team.

But what is unexpected is that this may be Gordon's last appearance for the Nuggets this season.

With about 2 minutes left in the final quarter of the game, Gordon dribbled the ball himself, but made a mistake. After trying his best to destroy the Thunder's counterattack, Gordon made a worrying move: he touched the back of his left thigh.

The place I covered was exactly the same as Curry who had a left hamstring strain, and Curry had to rest for 7 to 10 days for the first-degree strain, and he couldn't even catch up with the Warriors' final playoff journey.

Yesterday, everyone who saw this scene was heartbroken. This game between the Nuggets turned into a miserable victory.

Gordon is a very tough player. He comforted the fans in an interview after the game yesterday: "I feel that there is no big problem (hamstrings). Now start to resume the process and make sure that I am ready for the seventh game."

Nuggets team reporter Tony Jones also followed up on this: "Godor was in a good mood in the locker room. He grabbed his left hamstring when he bent down to use scissors to cut his ankle bandage, but there was no strap on his left leg and no ice compress."

But today, everything seems to be over.

well-known NBA reporter Shams reported that Gordon has been diagnosed with a strain on his left hamstring, and the G7 against the Thunder is suspected.

is also a report by Nuggets' reporter Tony Jones, who is a reporter from G7. Gordon's status in G7 has been listed as "questionable".

For the Nuggets with very short rotation, Gordon, who averaged 16.8 points and 7.3 rebounds in the playoffs, is indispensable.

Not to mention that in this year's playoffs, Gordon has contributed 2 wins and 1 draw, and is one of the biggest contributors to the Nuggets' persistence until now.

But to be honest, in this case, Gordon should not fight, and he must not fight to force his appearance.

The Nuggets are already scarred, Jokic is not in full health; Murray insists on being ill and is determined to play 45 minutes before the G6 game; Porter Jr. gave his seriously injured shoulder pain injection before the G6 game; he scored 2 three-pointers.

As for Gordon, he was actually troubled by leg injuries during the regular season, and now he has finally developed a hamstring strain, which is just tired.

This is not the last game of the finals. Gordon's long contract with the Nuggets is about to begin. No matter from any perspective, protecting the body is more beneficial to Gordon and the Nuggets.

Nuggets fought in the tiebreak battle in two consecutive rounds of series. It was very hard and passionate enough, but the dream of youth is not perfect.

It's a bit of a pity Jokic. He played so well and wanted to win so much, but it's really hard now.

This season may end here!