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Photo: Instagram/Aaron Gordon Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon has gotten a new tattoo to honor his late brother, Drew Gordon. Aaron revealed the tattoo on Instagram, captioning the post, "Big bruh lives thru me" with a heart emoji. Drew Gordon tragically died on May 30 in a vehicle accident in Portland, Oregon, at the age of 33. Photo: Instagram/Aaron Gordon According to the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, Drew was driving a three-wheel autocycle when it crossed the center line and collided with a pickup truck. Drew was a standout college basketball player at New Mexico from 2010 to 2012, earning All-Mountain West Conference honors both years, including a first-team selection in 2011-12. 'Big bruh lives thru me 🖤' Aaron Gordon gets a new tattoo to honor his late brother, Drew. 🙌 (📸: @Double0AG ) https://t.co/UEpS3wTWyi pic.twitter.com/Xx6eCgDKKR — theScore (@theScore) June 7, 2024 Though undrafted in 2012, he played in various leagues worldwide an...

Photo: Instagram/Drew Gordon Drew Gordon, brother of NBA player Aaron Gordon , tragically passed away at 33 years old in a car accident in Portland last night. Drew played college basketball for UCLA and the New Mexico Lobos. Despite going undrafted in the 2012 NBA Draft, he built a successful career overseas. He played for teams like Partizan in the EuroLeague, where he teamed up with notable players such as Nikola Milutinov, Bogdan Bogdanovic, and Davis Bertans. Photo: Instagram/Drew Gordon Throughout his career, Drew also played for Dinamo Sassari, Rytas Vilnius, Zenit Saint Petersburg, Avtodor Saratov, Lokomotiv Kuban, and Zielona Gora. He had a brief stint in the NBA, appearing in 9 games for the Philadelphia 76ers during the 2014-15 season. Condolences have poured in from the basketball community worldwide, offering support to his family and his brother, Aaron. pic.twitter.com/kxVm4TrL5F — Denver Nuggets (@nuggets) May 31, 2024 Read Next: Dustin Poirier Opens Up About Desire ...

Photo: Instagram/Aaron Gordon Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon is facing an indefinite absence from the team due to injuries sustained from a dog bite on Christmas Day.  Gordon, known for his high-flying plays, suffered cuts to his hand and face, forcing him to be sidelined for an undetermined period. The team confirmed the incident and stated that updates on his condition will be provided as necessary. In the Christmas Day game against the Golden State Warriors, Gordon showcased his impact, contributing 16 points, 10 rebounds, and three assists. Photo: Instagram/Aaron Gordon However, the aftermath of the dog bites has left him unavailable for the upcoming games. The Nuggets, set to host the Memphis Grizzlies on Dec. 27, will need to navigate through a series of matches without Gordon's on-court presence. This setback may prompt adjustments in the team's lineup, with fourth-year big man Zeke Nnaji potentially assuming a more significant role. Additionally, talented forward M...

Photo: Instagram/Noah Lyles US sprinter Noah Lyles' victory in the 200-meter event at the World Athletics Championships garnered attention not just for his performance on the track, but also for his comments on American sports champions. Lyles questioned the use of the term "world champion" for NBA players, stating, "World champion of what? The United States? Don't get me wrong. I love the U.S. at times. But that ain't the world." He emphasized that the world is composed of numerous countries, each represented by athletes fighting and thriving. Lyles' remarks prompted a swift reaction from NBA players, with Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant expressing his concern by posting, "Somebody help this brother," on Instagram. His teammate, Devin Booker , responded with a face palm emoji. Photo: Instagram/Noah Lyles Denver Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon took a more competitive approach, challenging Lyles to a 200-meter race and asserting his confidence...

Photo: Instagram/Bruce Brown Bruce Brown 's extraordinary performance in the fourth quarter of Game 4 left the entire NBA world in awe as the Denver Nuggets moved closer to their first-ever franchise title with a resounding 108-95 victory over the Miami Heat . While star players like Nikola Jokić , Jamal Murray , and Aaron Gordon made significant contributions throughout the game, it was the unexpected emergence of Brown that stole the spotlight in the final minutes and secured the win for Denver. Given an extended opportunity in the closing frame, Brown made the most of his playing time. With remarkable precision, he scored 11 crucial points in the fourth quarter, all within the final 5 minutes and 7 seconds of the contest. Photo: Instagram/Bruce Brown His scoring spree proved instrumental in helping the Nuggets distance themselves from a resilient Miami team. The pinnacle of Brown's performance came when he confidently sank a deep, pull-up three-pointer, serving as the fina...