BREAKING: Denver Nuggets forward Cameron Johnson is set to undergo an MRI on his right knee following a painful injury sustained during a crucial moment in the game against the Dallas Mavericks. Johnson collapsed on the court with 9:18 left in the fourth quarter of the Nuggets’ 131-130 loss on Tuesday, sparking immediate concern among fans and teammates.
The injury appeared to be non-contact, as Johnson fell to the floor in visible distress, eventually managing to limp to the bench. Initially listed as questionable to return due to a right knee sprain, Johnson did not re-enter the game. After the match, Nuggets coach David Adelman confirmed that the team is hopeful but anxious about the MRI results.
Johnson, who was acquired from the Brooklyn Nets in a trade for Michael Porter Jr. before the season, has been a key player for the Nuggets, averaging 11.8 points in 30.9 minutes per game this season. His potential absence could significantly impact the team’s performance as they strive to maintain their competitive edge in the league.
Fans are holding their breath as they await updates on Johnson’s condition. The Nuggets, currently facing tough competition, need their roster at full strength to navigate the challenging schedule ahead. The upcoming MRI will shed light on the severity of his injury and determine the next steps for the team.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story as the Nuggets and their supporters hope for a positive outcome for Johnson.
