Curry-style trouble? Nuggets tie-break crisis: Medical expert analysis Gordon suspected of suffering from left hamstring strain

On May 16, the Nuggets defeated the Thunder 119-107 at home and dragged into the tiebreak. The main forward Gordon played 38 minutes and 14 seconds, with only 2 of 7 shots and 5 points. Fortunately, there were 7 rebounds, 7 assists and 1 steal to help the Nuggets win. However, after the game, Nuggets interim coach Adelman revealed that he was very worried about Gordon's hamstring problem, which would undoubtedly become a hidden danger for the Nuggets' tiebreak.

The Nuggets are undoubtedly the most tiring team in the playoffs this year. They eliminated the Clippers 4-3 in the first round through the tiebreak battle, and the Nuggets overcome the dilemma of falling behind in the first three games 1-2. Now entering the second round, after losing Tianwangshan 2-3 in the first five games, the Nuggets have returned to their home court to defeat the Thunder 119-107, and have dragged into the tiebreak battle again.

Nuggets became the first team to enter the tiebreak in two consecutive rounds this year. They will play 14 playoffs in 29 days, which is undoubtedly a super high load.

Nuggets main forward Gordon is extremely outstanding in the playoffs this year. He has contributed twice this year's playoffs, and has another tied the savior performance. On both offense and defense, Gordon can play Jokic's inside guard role.

However, in the Nuggets' sixth game to defeat the Thunder, Gordon captured the camera in the final stage where he was touching his hamstring and limping on the field.

Under such circumstances, Gordon still played for 38 minutes and 14 seconds. Although he made 2 of 7 shots, he made 1 of 4 three-pointers from the outside, but scored 5 points, 7 rebounds, 7 assists and 1 steal, and the plus and minus value on the court + 17 was the second highest in the game.

Dr. Evan Jeffries, DPT analyzed Gordon's situation on social media: "In this game, Gordon seemed to have strained the hamstring on his left thigh. This is too heartbreaking and a major hidden danger. After all, it is about to play a tiebreak battle. Gordon is not in good condition on the court, and he keeps holding onto the hamstring on the back of his left thigh."

Nuggets coach Adelman said after the game: "I am very worried about Gordon's hamstring problem now, but I don't know the specific situation. Fortunately, it is great to have two days off." The Nuggets will challenge the Thunder away on May 19 to compete in a tiebreak battle.