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Nuggets X-factor Aaron Gordon makes his feelings clear on hamstring recovery potentially putting Game 7 participation in jeopardy




On Thursday, Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon made his feelings clear on his hamstring recovery after his team’s win over the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Nuggets forced Game 7 with a 12-point victory and will travel to Oklahoma on Sunday. Gordon, who has been the X-factor for the Nuggets in the playoffs, spoke about the severity of his injury after the game.

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The explosive forward was questioned about how he felt after the game, as a reporter pointed out the team had a few days to rest before game 7. Gordon explained he felt “ok” while also making his feelings clear on the recovery process.

“I feel ok. We’ll see. I’m going to start the recovery process now and make sure I’m getting ready for Game 7,” Gordon said.

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