The Denver Nuggets will have their MVP center Nikola Jokic available for Game 4 against the LA Clippers, despite several teammates dealing with injuries. Jokic, who has been a dominant force in the series, is not listed on the injury report, giving the Nuggets a crucial advantage as they look to even the series.
Denver Nuggets injury report for tonight’s game against the LA Clippers (April 26, 2025)
The Nuggets, however, will be monitoring three other players ahead of tip-off. Russell Westbrook is listed as questionable due to left foot inflammation, while Michael Porter Jr. is also questionable with a left shoulder sprain. Rookie DaRon Holmes II remains out as he recovers from right Achilles tendon repair.
How does Nikola Jokic affect the Denver Nuggets?
Nikola Jokic’s availability is a major relief for Denver after the Clippers took control of the series with a strong performance in Game 3. The two-time MVP has been instrumental in the Nuggets' playoff push, averaging near-triple-double numbers. His presence ensures Denver’s offense remains a well-oiled machine, even as they navigate other injury concerns.
Los Angeles Clippers injury report for tonight’s game against the Denver Nuggets (April 26, 2025)
Meanwhile, the Clippers enter Game 4 with a clean injury report. Kawhi Leonard, who dropped 21 points, 11 rebounds, and 6 assists in the previous game, is fully available. James Harden and Norman Powell also stepped up, combining for 40 points in the win.
The Nuggets will need Nikola Jokic at his best to counter the Clippers’ momentum. If Westbrook and Porter Jr. are sidelined, Denver’s depth will be tested, putting more pressure on Jokic to carry the load.
When and where to watch the Denver Nuggets play tonight against the LA Clippers (April 26, 2025)?
Game 4 tips off at 6:00 p.m. EST at Intuit Dome, with the Clippers looking to extend their lead and the Nuggets fighting to tie the series. All eyes will be on Nikola Jokic as Denver leans on its superstar to keep their championship hopes alive.
Also read: Is Ja Morant playing against OKC Thunder in Game 4? Latest update on the Memphis Grizzlies star's injury report (April 26, 2025)
Denver Nuggets vs LA Clippers Game 3 overview
The LA Clippers dominated the Nuggets 117-83 in Game 3, seizing a 2-1 series lead with a physical, all-around performance at Intuit Dome. Kawhi Leonard recorded a 21-point double-double, while James Harden and Norman Powell added 20 points each. The Clippers' stifling defense neutralized Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray, who struggled against Ivica Zubac and Kris Dunn. Denver's offense collapsed, managing only seven 3-pointers compared to LA's 18, with Jokic acknowledging they were "outplayed in every area". The Nuggets aim to regroup for Game 4, needing improved aggression and transition play.
Denver Nuggets injury report for tonight’s game against the LA Clippers (April 26, 2025)
The Nuggets, however, will be monitoring three other players ahead of tip-off. Russell Westbrook is listed as questionable due to left foot inflammation, while Michael Porter Jr. is also questionable with a left shoulder sprain. Rookie DaRon Holmes II remains out as he recovers from right Achilles tendon repair.
How does Nikola Jokic affect the Denver Nuggets?
𝑵𝑬𝑾𝑺: Michael Porter Jr. (shoulder) & Russell Westbrook (foot inflammation) are questionable for Game 4 pic.twitter.com/pikocSejii
— DNVR Nuggets (@DNVR_Nuggets) April 26, 2025
Nikola Jokic’s availability is a major relief for Denver after the Clippers took control of the series with a strong performance in Game 3. The two-time MVP has been instrumental in the Nuggets' playoff push, averaging near-triple-double numbers. His presence ensures Denver’s offense remains a well-oiled machine, even as they navigate other injury concerns.
Los Angeles Clippers injury report for tonight’s game against the Denver Nuggets (April 26, 2025)
Meanwhile, the Clippers enter Game 4 with a clean injury report. Kawhi Leonard, who dropped 21 points, 11 rebounds, and 6 assists in the previous game, is fully available. James Harden and Norman Powell also stepped up, combining for 40 points in the win.
The Nuggets will need Nikola Jokic at his best to counter the Clippers’ momentum. If Westbrook and Porter Jr. are sidelined, Denver’s depth will be tested, putting more pressure on Jokic to carry the load.
When and where to watch the Denver Nuggets play tonight against the LA Clippers (April 26, 2025)?
Game 4 tips off at 6:00 p.m. EST at Intuit Dome, with the Clippers looking to extend their lead and the Nuggets fighting to tie the series. All eyes will be on Nikola Jokic as Denver leans on its superstar to keep their championship hopes alive.
Also read: Is Ja Morant playing against OKC Thunder in Game 4? Latest update on the Memphis Grizzlies star's injury report (April 26, 2025)
Denver Nuggets vs LA Clippers Game 3 overview
The LA Clippers dominated the Nuggets 117-83 in Game 3, seizing a 2-1 series lead with a physical, all-around performance at Intuit Dome. Kawhi Leonard recorded a 21-point double-double, while James Harden and Norman Powell added 20 points each. The Clippers' stifling defense neutralized Nikola Jokic and Jamal Murray, who struggled against Ivica Zubac and Kris Dunn. Denver's offense collapsed, managing only seven 3-pointers compared to LA's 18, with Jokic acknowledging they were "outplayed in every area". The Nuggets aim to regroup for Game 4, needing improved aggression and transition play.
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