Denver Nuggets guard Jamal Murray recently suffered a right elbow injury during a game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. The injury occurred when he ran into a screen set by Rudy Gobert in the opening moments of the game. Despite this setback, Murray is said to be “feeling great” and even participated in a full practice session on Saturday.
Following his injury, Murray expressed his hope that he would be able to recover in time for Game 7. Despite shooting just 4-for-18 and scoring 10 points in Game 6, he displayed a hunger to perform well in the upcoming game. During practice, Murray was seen staying late to work on his shots, showcasing his determination and readiness for the crucial matchup.
Murray, along with teammates Nikola Jokic and head coach Michael Malone, have been no strangers to Game 7 scenarios. Their collective experience includes participating in four Game 7’s since the 2019 postseason, with a record of 3-1 in those games. The trio notably led the Nuggets to victories in the NBA bubble, overcoming deficits to beat both the Jazz and Clippers in the first two rounds of the 2020 playoffs.
Team’s Perspective on Game 7
Coach Malone emphasized the significance of Game 7’s, pointing out that every possession matters in such high-stakes matchups. He stressed the importance of home-court advantage and the support of the team’s fans. Michael Porter Jr., another key player for the Nuggets, highlighted the team’s success in previous big games and expressed confidence in their ability to perform under pressure.
As the Denver Nuggets prepare to face the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 7, the team is focused on making the most of this opportunity. With Jamal Murray’s determination and the collective experience of the team, they are poised to give their best performance on the court. Game 7 is not just another game, but a chance for the Nuggets to showcase their resilience and skill in pursuit of victory.
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