The Nuggets’ Aaron Gordon changed his number this season from 50 to 32, which he and his late brother, Drew, wore at Mitty. Gordon’s winning basket in Game 1 against the Thunder came

Without Aaron Gordon, the Denver Nuggets would've been staring down the barrel of a 2-1 deficit. That would have been a death sentence against a team as good as the Oklahoma City Thunder. Despite the magnitude of his clutch three-pointer that sent Game 3 into overtime, the high-flying forward is not about to let that one play get to his head.

Aaron Gordon has played a crucial role in the success of the Denver Nuggets throughout the early rounds of the NBA postseason.

Austin Remo, RotoWire.com Russell Westbrook and Aaron Gordon celebrate after Gordon’s game-winning shot in Game 1. The pair of Nuggets connected on the game-winning 3 to steal Game 1 and home court from OKC.

In 2021, the Orlando Magic traded Aaron Gordon to the Denver Nuggets to begin a rebuild. Gordon is now a key contributor to the Nuggets' playoff run.