Quote from: stadus on May 17, 2025, 10:24:19 PM

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Even if he’s not at 100%, I still hope he’ll be on the court as just being there could inspire his teammates.

There were times during the regular season when Gordon was out, and the Nuggets still pulled off wins. So I’m really hoping they make the right call here and give us an epic Game 7.

The Nuggets will have a huge disadvantage if he will not play. Let's also take into consideration that MPJ has been injured before the playoffs and yet, he's still playing out there. I mean they played through 7 games for this series only to lose just because of an injury of a single key player? If I'm Gordon, I'll play through it because he's been a huge part of the success of the team.

Nuggets might've won in games where Gordon didn't play, but this playoffs already, and it's very different, and knowing that it would be on the road, it's another disadvantage for them as well.

Quote from: jossiel on May 17, 2025, 11:38:58 PM

I think that they'll still let that kid Strawther get in even that's a very crucial game of theirs.

They've seen how he played and he'll get some playing time again. If his first to two shots will get in, then he'll stay longer.

That's how the coach is blending them with him so, good luck to the final game of OKC and Nuggets.

Strawther played really well in Game 6 as a bench player. For sure, he will be given some minutes because he will be added to the rotation, and will be given more minutes if he contributes to his team.

I still can't forget that the Nuggets GM gave a 4-year $32M contract to a player who's barely playing. I'm talking about Zeke Nnaji, and between him and Strawther, Strawther deserves it way more.