Are Jamal Murray, Aaron Gordon playing tonight? Nuggets-Wizards injury report

The Denver Nuggets will host the Washington Wizards on Saturday night. The The Nuggets are dealing with some injury issueshowever. Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon are among the players listed on the injury report. So are the Nuggets stars playing tonight against the Wizards?

Murray is listed on the injury report with a sprained left ankle and an illness. Gordon is dealing with a right hamstring strain. meanwhile, Nikola Jokić remains out of the field due to a bone bruise in his left knee.

Without Jokic, the Nuggets would certainly benefit from Murray and Gordon at their disposal. Here’s everything we know about their injury statuses for tonight’s game.

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Jamal Murray, Aaron Gordon injury status for Wizards vs. Nuggets game

Murray and Gordon are currently both listed as probable play on Saturday night, after NBA injury report.

Denver will enter the game with a 28-13 record, good for third place in the Western Conference standings. Murray played well and kept the Nuggets afloat during Jokic’s injury absence.

As for Washington, the Wizards will enter the game with a 10-30 record. The Wizards sit in 14th place in the Eastern Conference.

Even though the Nuggets are in the driver’s seat at home, they will still benefit from having their stars on the floor. When it comes to the question of whether Jamal Murray and Aaron Gordon will play tonight, the answer is probably.

Nuggets injury report

The Nuggets have nine players listed on Saturday’s injury report.

• Jamal Murray (sprained left ankle/illness): Probably
• Aaron Gordon (right hamstring strain): Probably
• Bruce Brown (right knee inflammation): Probably
• Tamar Bates (left foot surgery): Withdrawn
• Christian Brown (sprained left ankle): Out
• Cameron Johnson (right knee bruise): Waived
• Nikola Jokić (left knee bruise): Out
• Jonas Valanciunas (right calf): Out
• Curtis Jones (G League two-way): Gone

The Wizards played on Friday night, losing by a final score of 128-115 to the Sacramento Kings. With Saturday’s game being the second straight for the Wizards, Washington had not released its injury report as of this writing.