The Denver Nuggets went into Friday's game with only ten available players, and things got worse when Aaron Gordon exited the contest with an injury. Playing without Gordon, along with Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray, Peyton Watson, and others, the Nuggets managed to pull out a road win against the Milwaukee Bucks.
In the NBA, there are “scheduled losses”—nights where the fatigue of the schedule, the length of the injury report, especially for the Denver Nuggets, and the caliber of the opponent all point toward an inevitable defeat.
The injury bug continues to haunt the Denver Nuggets this season, as Aaron Gordon reinjured his hamstring during their 102-100 road victory against the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday night – the second night of their latest back-to-back set.
After Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon recovered from a hamstring injury, he aggravated the same right hamstring in Friday’s 102-100 win against the Milwaukee Bucks, while coach David Adelman is optimistic.
Despite missing their two stars, the Denver Nuggets scored a massive victory against the Milwaukee Bucks. They exemplified the type of depth, defense, and composure that has notoriety around the league, making a statement win, 102-100.
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Julian Strawther scored 20 points to lead the Denver Nuggets, down many key players, to a 102-100 win on the road over the Bucks in Milwaukee. Denver survives a valiant fourth-quarter rally from Milwaukee that brought them from down 23 to down just one.
The Denver Nuggets defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 102-100 in a game that showed the different trajectories of both squads. Down four starters plus Peyton Watson and Jonas Valanciunas, the Nuggets were extremely short-handed on the second half of a back-to-back.
The Denver Nuggets are heading into the second night of a back-to-back against two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks, but they will have their hands full as injuries continue to pile up.
In the midst of the Denver Nuggets' 107-97 road victory over the Washington Wizards, they saw a key addition re-enter their frontcourt rotation in the form of veteran center Jonas Valanciunas, who made his return to the floor after a three-week absence due to a strained calf.
The Denver Nuggets picked up a much-needed 107-97 road win over the Washington Wizards on Thursday to snap a two-game losing streak, improving to 30-15 overall and 8-5 without Nikola Jokic.
The Denver Nuggets stagger into Milwaukee to face the Bucks in a nationally televised game that may find Denver without even more of its stars. The Nuggets
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The Denver Nuggets head to Fiserv Forum looking to extend a five-game road winning streak as they take on the Milwaukee Bucks in a Friday night matchup.
On any given night in the NBA, there is plenty of comedy to be had. During the Denver Nuggets’ 117-110 win over the Washington Wizards on Thursday night, the basketball gods wasted no time poking fun at the sport, which came at Aaron Gordon’s expense.
The Denver Nuggets have been one of the most injury-ravaged teams this year in the association. They are currently down three starters — Nikola Jokic, Cam Johnson, and Christian Braun — due to injuries, and the likes of Aaron Gordon and Jonas Valanciunas have also missed plenty of time this season with knocks of their own.
Peyton Watson scored a career-high 35 points to go along with eight rebounds, fueling the visiting Denver Nuggets to a 107-97 victory over the Washington Wizards on Thursday.
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