Despite an electric 50-point performance, Aaron Gordon couldn't will the Denver Nuggets to a season opener win vs. the Golden State Warriors.

Stephen Curry led seven Warriors in double figures as Golden State stormed back to beat Denver 137-131 on Thursday night despite Mitty alum Aaron Gordon scoring a career-high 50.

Despite scoring a career-high 50 points, Aaron Gordon was not in a celebratory mood after the Denver Nuggets lost 137-131 to the Golden State Warriors in overtime on Thursday.

In what nearly ended up as a Denver Nuggets season opener road win vs. the Golden State Warriors, wound up turning in the other direction in the final minutes of the fourth quarter on a Steph Curry game-tying three with less than 30 seconds to go, sending the game to overtime, which spiraled into an eventual 131-137 loss for Denver.

Nikola Jokic missed 11 of his 3-pointers against the Golden State Warriors, but instead of being upset, he was happy.

Nekias Duncan and Steve Jones break down the Warriors OT win over the Nuggets, Thunder-Pacers 2OT thriller, other games in the NBA and WNBA coaching hires.

The Golden State Warriors hosted the Denver Nuggets in their home opener, led by the greatness of Stephen Curry. What began as a back-and-forth heavyweight stand-off—marked by Aaron Gordon setting a new career high—evolved into a testament to Curry’s ...

Despite playing a defensive masterpiece in the Golden State Warriors’ huge comeback OT victory over the Denver Nuggets Thursday night, Draymond Green’s daughter Cash, 5, was not