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Gordon remained listed optimistic about his back after Game 1 and is expected to be ready for Game 2.
Jamal Murray is expected to be full go for Game 2 after Game 1 scares.
Peyton Watson remains out for Game 2 due to a hamstring strain, limiting Denver's depth.
Gordon, the anchor of Denver's defense, played 29 minutes and 17 points in Game 1.
Denver aims to keep Gordon on the floor more consistently in the playoffs to improve defense.
Coach Adelman expressed optimism about the roster's health heading into Game 2.
Gordon's reduced playoff minutes were part of Denver's strategy to manage back and potential injuries.
The Nuggets led in Game 1 and face Minnesota in a matchup that tests Gordon's back and overall health.
Denver's defense has been a weak point this season, elevating Gordon's importance when healthy.
Gordon's versatility helps him guard Minnesota's stars Julius Randle and Anthony Edwards.
The article emphasizes Gordon's role in Denver's championship-minded playoff run.

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Hardaway Jr. became a finalist for the NBA’s Sixth Man of the Year and a key spark off the bench for Denver.
Nuggets coach David Adelman said Hardaway has delivered more than expected, giving the team crucial late-game impact.
Hardaway credits his growth to embracing mistakes and learning from past coaches and setbacks.
Hardaway’s early arrival at the arena and consistent work ethic have become hallmarks of his fit with the Nuggets.
Hardaway’s bench role turned into a season-long streak of high-volume 3s, setting a career benchmark for reserves.
Hardaway’s personal journey includes a low point in Atlanta, where he was told he wouldn’t play, which motivated his later success.
Tim Hardaway Sr. played a role beyond mentorship, offering emotional support during a difficult playoff stretch.
Nuggets executives described Hardaway as a cornerstone whose leadership and energy benefit the entire locker room.
The team highlighted Hardaway’s ability to adapt—having started, come off the bench, and remain impactful in big moments.
Hardaway emphasizes that the ultimate goal remains winning a championship alongside Denver’s core.

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