Specially for the Nuggets, as they went game 7 against the Clippers as well. And with that, the Nuggets might be very tired and all bang up because of the extended series. But still they are standing and we will see what they can do against OKC.


What do you mean shocking, they've beat the Warriors in 5 games, although Curry got injured and didn't play on that series. But still, they are a very talented team and even though they have issues in the early season as Randle has to adjust, they did manage to do and have the chemistry just in time to be in the playoffs and now they are going into the Western conference finals again.

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.
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.

The Minnesota Timberwolves are in a very advantageous situation right now. Even the extra 2-3 days of rest they've been waiting for is incredibly valuable. It will be a series where they can use this advantage, at least in the first game I think they will be able to get at least a 1-game advantage as they will be a team that is not tired yet.

I want Denver Nuggets to win this series, it would be nice to see them in the finals. But the teams are so close, it's going to be a battle of luck and tactics. The team that plays good defense in the first period will have the advantage, it's a game to be ready for any outcome

You are 1 game advance bro. Denver still needs to beat OKC to faced Minnesota on the Western Conference Finals. Even tomorrow much against OKC makes Nuggets victory is unclear because OKC is very hard to beat when Jaylen Williams is helping SGA.

I believe the winner on this match will be the WCF winner since Wolves already don’t have KAT which is the reason why Jokic have a hard time facing Gobert and KAT at the same time.

If Aaron Gordon does misses out, I doubt Denver Nuggets could by any chance win this game 7, I don’t think any potential element of surprise of like Watson or Strawther would be equal to the task, Michael Porter Junior already is struggling enough, Gordon missing out would only further cast an even heavier burden on Jokic. With Gordon I don’t think the Nuggets would be here so far in the playoffs, he basically have won them multiple games with clutch basket made, not just in this series but in the first round as well.

Denver vs OKC will be a tough game seven and there is no way that I would bet on it. But I could bet on over, because it looked like the defense is not the strong suit for both teams and I have seen both teams score so easily. Literally seen bunch of coast to coast from the guards and such, so it is not really like they are going to defend that very well.

There isn't much that we could do about this, so at least I can bet on Over and hope that I am right and on this game they score a lot too. But the fear I have is that this is game seven, so both teams could A) Be better defensively and B) miss a lot because of the pressure. If those happens then yeah they could score less and my bet could become void and bad one.

I just realized that both Pacers and Timberwolves doesn't have any title yet. While Knicks has already two but it's more than 50 years already. And if the OKC wins against the Denver Nuggets tonight then, they are going to fight for their first ever titles. Let's count on the Knicks as well since it's been a while since they've got their 2 titles on 1970 and 1973. The game is now on the 2nd quarter and it's a close one, the crowd control I think is helping the chant to make the OKC more motivated.

I'm watching Game 7 of OKC vs. the Denver Nuggets right now. It's only 4 AM here in Philippinss but with game like this, you can't help but shout. I placed a bet on OKC's moneyline at 1.6 odds at that time, the Nuggets were up by 10, so the odds for OKC were still pretty high that time. Now it's a close game, and OKC has caught up. I think OKC will win this. Both teams are struggling with their shooting because their defenses are solid. But I really hope OKC pulls through I've got my money on them. LOL

The Nuggets started off well, but they lost their grip on the game toward the end of the first half. The lead became double digits. Gordon is playing with great effort and doing well, but Murray and MPJ are invisible once again. Jokić is alone again, someone has to step up to support him. That could be Braun or even Westbrook. Jokić can't win the game by himself. The Nuggets absolutely need to find some alternative solutions.

I had the chance to watch the last period of the game and Oklahoma was playing very good defense. The difference went over 40 points at one point. Caruso caused trouble for Jokic. He took the ball from Jokic's hands at one point.

Oklahoma fought very well as a team.

David Adelman also put all of Denver's players on the field, mostly bench players, in the last 7-8 minutes. The announcer mentioned at one point that Denver had nearly 30 turnovers.
It is impossible to win a game if there are that many turnovers.